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Page 27
Besides the General Council , however , provision is made for Cantonal and
Municipal Councils , the former of which is charged with the administration of the
revenues of its community arising from church lands and pious bequests ( Vakouf
) ...
Besides the General Council , however , provision is made for Cantonal and
Municipal Councils , the former of which is charged with the administration of the
revenues of its community arising from church lands and pious bequests ( Vakouf
) ...
Page 28
It would seem that in accordance with this provision , British Cantonal Councils
ought to be created as soon as there are any British church lands , or charitable
funds , the revenues of which require to be administered . On Municipal Councils
...
It would seem that in accordance with this provision , British Cantonal Councils
ought to be created as soon as there are any British church lands , or charitable
funds , the revenues of which require to be administered . On Municipal Councils
...
Page 44
Happily we live in times when the State no longer compels compliance with the
tenets of the Church . * Prosecutions for heresy and schism , would if instituted in
our days , inspire a revulsion of feeling throughout the entire country . The Code ...
Happily we live in times when the State no longer compels compliance with the
tenets of the Church . * Prosecutions for heresy and schism , would if instituted in
our days , inspire a revulsion of feeling throughout the entire country . The Code ...
Page 66
A number of Englishmen who had recently joined the Roman Church were
prominent in the electoral campaign , and made large contributions to the
expenses , and the result was the return of some fifty members , pledged to
defend the ...
A number of Englishmen who had recently joined the Roman Church were
prominent in the electoral campaign , and made large contributions to the
expenses , and the result was the return of some fifty members , pledged to
defend the ...
Page 67
The Ecclesiastical authorities encouraged it from their discontent with the spirit of
independence which Mr. Keogh always showed in his dealings with the Church ,
and in the hope of forcing the Government to buy off the popular outcry by some ...
The Ecclesiastical authorities encouraged it from their discontent with the spirit of
independence which Mr. Keogh always showed in his dealings with the Church ,
and in the hope of forcing the Government to buy off the popular outcry by some ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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