The National Review, Volume 6W.H. Allen, 1885 - English literature |
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Page 47
... Established Church . All the indications tell the other way . By the statistics of the Registrar - General it is shown that 46 per cent . of the marriages in Scotland are solemnized by clergy of the Established Church . Forty - six per ...
... Established Church . All the indications tell the other way . By the statistics of the Registrar - General it is shown that 46 per cent . of the marriages in Scotland are solemnized by clergy of the Established Church . Forty - six per ...
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... Established Church apart from themselves , as most of them wish , they should not be allowed to do So. That all ... Established Church . But that will only prejudice the latter still further in the eyes of the former . The peculiar ...
... Established Church apart from themselves , as most of them wish , they should not be allowed to do So. That all ... Established Church . But that will only prejudice the latter still further in the eyes of the former . The peculiar ...
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... established by the Reform Bill , and his name will always be identified with the progress of middle - class reform . Lord Beaconsfield carried Toryism into the next stage , and made it the business of his life to reconcile the working ...
... established by the Reform Bill , and his name will always be identified with the progress of middle - class reform . Lord Beaconsfield carried Toryism into the next stage , and made it the business of his life to reconcile the working ...
Contents
COLQUHOUN Archibald | 173 |
Their Best Form | 184 |
DE BORRING Frances Mary | 286 |
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