The National Review, Volume 11W.H. Allen, 1888 - Great Britain |
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But the tendency to multiply sects is a misfortune to Protestantism ; it may become a disease ; it would not be possible for establishment to follow it into all the varieties it produces , and would not be desirable if even it were ...
But the tendency to multiply sects is a misfortune to Protestantism ; it may become a disease ; it would not be possible for establishment to follow it into all the varieties it produces , and would not be desirable if even it were ...
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Where it is found possible to exercise an effective ... It was impossible for the Government to allow this increase in drinking to continue without making every effort to ascertain the causes , and , if possible , to remove them .
Where it is found possible to exercise an effective ... It was impossible for the Government to allow this increase in drinking to continue without making every effort to ascertain the causes , and , if possible , to remove them .
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It would not be possible to leave the consideration of the subject without dealing with the opposition that may be expected in Ireland . Though Nationalist opposition must , of course , be looked for in the case of a measure the result ...
It would not be possible to leave the consideration of the subject without dealing with the opposition that may be expected in Ireland . Though Nationalist opposition must , of course , be looked for in the case of a measure the result ...
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ARNOLD Matthew | 1 |
CRIPPS C | 37 |
CURZON Hon George N The Reconstruction of the House | 97 |
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