Church-of-Englandism and Its Catechism Examined: Preceded by Strictures on the Exclusionary System as Pursued in the National Society's Schools, Interspersed with Parallel Views of the English and Scottish Established and Non-established Churches and Concluding with Remedies Proposed for Abuses Indicated ... |
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Page vii
... never has the produc- tion of pain in any shape , to so much as a single in- dividual , formed any part : never any more than of that of the surgeon in the probing of a wound . To the regret thus expressed one alleviation how- ever ...
... never has the produc- tion of pain in any shape , to so much as a single in- dividual , formed any part : never any more than of that of the surgeon in the probing of a wound . To the regret thus expressed one alleviation how- ever ...
Page ix
... never had existence , under that system others exactly like them , differing in nothing but in name , would have occupied their places . But of the system - a system in the abstract- without bringing to view any of the individuals ...
... never had existence , under that system others exactly like them , differing in nothing but in name , would have occupied their places . But of the system - a system in the abstract- without bringing to view any of the individuals ...
Page xxi
... " it : but this I should never have learned or suspected “ from any the slightest change in the conduct or language of the Archbishop of Canterbury . " .66 " " LETTER II . MR . BENTHAM to MR PREFACE ON PUBLICATION . xxi.
... " it : but this I should never have learned or suspected “ from any the slightest change in the conduct or language of the Archbishop of Canterbury . " .66 " " LETTER II . MR . BENTHAM to MR PREFACE ON PUBLICATION . xxi.
Page xxxv
... never finds itself able to give . " 6 66 66 " On this very occasion , whose would the will and pleasure be ? Whose but that of these same pre- eminently learned persons , whose wisdom , or " whose sincerity , refused to suffer you to ...
... never finds itself able to give . " 6 66 66 " On this very occasion , whose would the will and pleasure be ? Whose but that of these same pre- eminently learned persons , whose wisdom , or " whose sincerity , refused to suffer you to ...
Page xli
... never could have been an object of indifference . Unfortunately , in a case of this sort , even during the author's life - time , wishes of this sort , how anxious , soever , are not unfrequent- ly frustrated . This , then , is a ...
... never could have been an object of indifference . Unfortunately , in a case of this sort , even during the author's life - time , wishes of this sort , how anxious , soever , are not unfrequent- ly frustrated . This , then , is a ...
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