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Lay down your principle with the utmost precision , and define the limits of its
application with what accuracy you may , there will always remain a border - land
surrounding it , and separating it from conflicting or complementary principles ...
Lay down your principle with the utmost precision , and define the limits of its
application with what accuracy you may , there will always remain a border - land
surrounding it , and separating it from conflicting or complementary principles ...
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And when you have collated the various reported cases , and arrived , as you
think , at the principle they embody ( and it is a piece of rare good fortune when
you can evolve such a principle at all ) , you find , perhaps , that some enactment
has ...
And when you have collated the various reported cases , and arrived , as you
think , at the principle they embody ( and it is a piece of rare good fortune when
you can evolve such a principle at all ) , you find , perhaps , that some enactment
has ...
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Let it not be supposed that any laxity of principle is contended for , or that any
opening is sought for the encouragement of internal dissensions , or any
approach to disunion . Our Establishment , indeed , is sufficiently wide , more so ,
perhaps ...
Let it not be supposed that any laxity of principle is contended for , or that any
opening is sought for the encouragement of internal dissensions , or any
approach to disunion . Our Establishment , indeed , is sufficiently wide , more so ,
perhaps ...
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least in accordance with the principles of reason and of right that some re -
consideration should be taken . We do not wish to disturb proper rights ; but , in
all public matters , where the public benefit and the public necessities cannot be
met ...
least in accordance with the principles of reason and of right that some re -
consideration should be taken . We do not wish to disturb proper rights ; but , in
all public matters , where the public benefit and the public necessities cannot be
met ...
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We well know that it is not undesirable that in Ecclesiastical arrangements
Benefices should not all be of the same material value . We need not argue this
point , it commends itself as a sound principle ; but it may be carried too far , and
it ought ...
We well know that it is not undesirable that in Ecclesiastical arrangements
Benefices should not all be of the same material value . We need not argue this
point , it commends itself as a sound principle ; but it may be carried too far , and
it ought ...
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