The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... claim - bound up as it is with the progress of en- lightenment and civilisation - of liberty of conscience , and the rejection of any religious test in relation to civic life . That the Church of England was thereby placed in a pri ...
... claim - bound up as it is with the progress of en- lightenment and civilisation - of liberty of conscience , and the rejection of any religious test in relation to civic life . That the Church of England was thereby placed in a pri ...
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... claims of the other religious bodies to full recognition of their spiritual position during a struggle of more than two centuries . The facts are really the other way . It was the civil government which , as a matter of policy , made ...
... claims of the other religious bodies to full recognition of their spiritual position during a struggle of more than two centuries . The facts are really the other way . It was the civil government which , as a matter of policy , made ...
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... 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 civic rights till well on in ...
... 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 civic rights till well on in ...
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... claim of the Pope to collate to bishoprics , and in 1392 a preamble to a statute recites an objection by the Commons to actions by the Pope which were contrary to the Common law , such as the translation of English bishops to foreign ...
... claim of the Pope to collate to bishoprics , and in 1392 a preamble to a statute recites an objection by the Commons to actions by the Pope which were contrary to the Common law , such as the translation of English bishops to foreign ...
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... claim baptism and marriage and burial from a minis- ter of the Church , and he can present to a Church living . Another equivalent term in the Elizabethan , Jacobean and Carolean statutes of uniformity is " recusant " ( generally ...
... claim baptism and marriage and burial from a minis- ter of the Church , and he can present to a Church living . Another equivalent term in the Elizabethan , Jacobean and Carolean statutes of uniformity is " recusant " ( generally ...
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