The National Review, Volume 6W.H. Allen, 1885 - English literature |
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Page 225
... practical part of the community do not live by it and act on it . Nothing is practically known by a Mem- ber of Parliament , if he is only familiar with it in his study , and forgets it in the House or on the hustings . Nothing is ...
... practical part of the community do not live by it and act on it . Nothing is practically known by a Mem- ber of Parliament , if he is only familiar with it in his study , and forgets it in the House or on the hustings . Nothing is ...
Page 267
... practical politics . But this practically reduces the Christian teacher to impotence . In point of fact everybody is agreed already upon these abstract principles . It is in the application of them that men need to be instructed . No ...
... practical politics . But this practically reduces the Christian teacher to impotence . In point of fact everybody is agreed already upon these abstract principles . It is in the application of them that men need to be instructed . No ...
Page 309
... practical arguments . in favour of the existing union of Church and State , but one single practical argument against it . It possesses property ab antiquo , which it would be exceedingly convenient for some people of to - day to get ...
... practical arguments . in favour of the existing union of Church and State , but one single practical argument against it . It possesses property ab antiquo , which it would be exceedingly convenient for some people of to - day to get ...
Contents
COLQUHOUN Archibald | 173 |
Their Best Form | 184 |
DE BORRING Frances Mary | 286 |
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