The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... authority , and that the Papal claim to temporal sovereignty as well as ecclesiastical supremacy was treated as a serious challenge to the civil power , which was to be opposed in the clearest terms of protest . Jews did not obtain full ...
... authority , and that the Papal claim to temporal sovereignty as well as ecclesiastical supremacy was treated as a serious challenge to the civil power , which was to be opposed in the clearest terms of protest . Jews did not obtain full ...
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... authority over them . " It was asserted ( 1 ) in the manner of election of Bishops by legislation of Henry VIII , viz . , the old procedure was followed except that the papal jurisdiction was taken away , ( 2 ) in appeals in ...
... authority over them . " It was asserted ( 1 ) in the manner of election of Bishops by legislation of Henry VIII , viz . , the old procedure was followed except that the papal jurisdiction was taken away , ( 2 ) in appeals in ...
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... authority . There were five trials of heresy between 1410 and 1457 before the archbishop with episcopal assessors , and two before him sitting with non - episcopal assessors . Heresy was in the Middle Ages punished by the Church Courts ...
... authority . There were five trials of heresy between 1410 and 1457 before the archbishop with episcopal assessors , and two before him sitting with non - episcopal assessors . Heresy was in the Middle Ages punished by the Church Courts ...
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... authority may lawfully be reformed , etc. , notwithstanding any usage , custom , foreign laws , foreign authority , prescription , or any other thing to the contrary in the Church.1 Heresy was triable before the Ecclesiastical Courts ...
... authority may lawfully be reformed , etc. , notwithstanding any usage , custom , foreign laws , foreign authority , prescription , or any other thing to the contrary in the Church.1 Heresy was triable before the Ecclesiastical Courts ...
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... authority , and by the general adoption of " model deeds " of the larger denominations for the property of independent congrega- tions . The voluntary churches and the Established Church have therefore each their relative advantages and ...
... authority , and by the general adoption of " model deeds " of the larger denominations for the property of independent congrega- tions . The voluntary churches and the Established Church have therefore each their relative advantages and ...
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