The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... things which are not strictly within the priest's office , of going about doing good . Nor , though mixing with his people in tem- poral as well as spiritual things , need he secu- larize either his employment or enjoyments . The State ...
... things which are not strictly within the priest's office , of going about doing good . Nor , though mixing with his people in tem- poral as well as spiritual things , need he secu- larize either his employment or enjoyments . The State ...
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... things are of weight , and that , though our courteous friend never served us , he is ever willing to do it , and believes he does it ? Or , while Mr. Bickerstaff thus teaches us that impotent kindness is to be tolerated , shall Mrs ...
... things are of weight , and that , though our courteous friend never served us , he is ever willing to do it , and believes he does it ? Or , while Mr. Bickerstaff thus teaches us that impotent kindness is to be tolerated , shall Mrs ...
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... things temporal are mine , and all things spiritual at their points of contact with things temporal . Either doctrine , obtaining exclusive sway , is destructive alike of religion and of society and it is Rome which , throughout modern ...
... things temporal are mine , and all things spiritual at their points of contact with things temporal . Either doctrine , obtaining exclusive sway , is destructive alike of religion and of society and it is Rome which , throughout modern ...
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