The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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717 Protestant churches . Having thus in- cidentally touched on the Church in Ire- land , it reminds us of M. de Montalembert's short and contemptuous , but profoundly unjust notice of it . " ' As to the Anglican clergy whose wealth is ...
717 Protestant churches . Having thus in- cidentally touched on the Church in Ire- land , it reminds us of M. de Montalembert's short and contemptuous , but profoundly unjust notice of it . " ' As to the Anglican clergy whose wealth is ...
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... churches . ' This for the erection of a suitable church at a sounds plausibly , but is fallacious . When future time . We will add , in anticipation a certain debt is incurred , it matters as of the taunt with which those who advocate ...
... churches . ' This for the erection of a suitable church at a sounds plausibly , but is fallacious . When future time . We will add , in anticipation a certain debt is incurred , it matters as of the taunt with which those who advocate ...
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... church architecture feel how doubtful and transitory is the good they strive to obtain . Much , it must be owned , of the decoration which they so much admire arises from poverty and not from wealth of imagination . The archi- tect who ...
... church architecture feel how doubtful and transitory is the good they strive to obtain . Much , it must be owned , of the decoration which they so much admire arises from poverty and not from wealth of imagination . The archi- tect who ...
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