The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... actions by the Pope which were contrary to the Common law , such as the translation of English bishops to foreign sees and to other English sees . But in practice this arrogation of supreme ecclesi- astical power constituted a definite ...
... actions by the Pope which were contrary to the Common law , such as the translation of English bishops to foreign sees and to other English sees . But in practice this arrogation of supreme ecclesi- astical power constituted a definite ...
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... action in consideration of the benefit accruing to her from her official connection : her formularies are fixed by Act of Parliament , and her deliberative assembly cannot meet without the sanction of the Crown . For these the only quid ...
... action in consideration of the benefit accruing to her from her official connection : her formularies are fixed by Act of Parliament , and her deliberative assembly cannot meet without the sanction of the Crown . For these the only quid ...
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... United Methodists ) by Parliamentary action , it is hardly reasonable for them to claim that Parliament has a right to separate a territorial section from the general body of the Church against the will of both . It is 18 CHURCH AND STATE .
... United Methodists ) by Parliamentary action , it is hardly reasonable for them to claim that Parliament has a right to separate a territorial section from the general body of the Church against the will of both . It is 18 CHURCH AND STATE .
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... action with regard to the Church in Wales , even if it is restricted to the mere withdrawal of the State's recogni- tion and control of that portion of the Church of England , will inevitably disturb the historic continuity of the whole ...
... action with regard to the Church in Wales , even if it is restricted to the mere withdrawal of the State's recogni- tion and control of that portion of the Church of England , will inevitably disturb the historic continuity of the whole ...
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... action of the Church after it has ceased to hold any official position ; and the State will be well advised , in the light of history , to limit its action to " disestablishment " ( if that is necessary ) in the strict sense of the word ...
... action of the Church after it has ceased to hold any official position ; and the State will be well advised , in the light of history , to limit its action to " disestablishment " ( if that is necessary ) in the strict sense of the word ...
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