The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... offences as civil offences . The State now had to supervise the doctrines and settle the policy of the Church . It made it ... offence in a layman - thus he can be a church- 1 E. g . , Winslow , and see article in Encyclopędia of Laws of ...
... offences as civil offences . The State now had to supervise the doctrines and settle the policy of the Church . It made it ... offence in a layman - thus he can be a church- 1 E. g . , Winslow , and see article in Encyclopędia of Laws of ...
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... offence . The general require- ments of all the uniformity legislation were , that laymen were required to attend the parish church and conform to its formularies , and attendance at conventicles was a criminal offence ; while in order ...
... offence . The general require- ments of all the uniformity legislation were , that laymen were required to attend the parish church and conform to its formularies , and attendance at conventicles was a criminal offence ; while in order ...
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... offence was punishable by death and whether the writ was of any real force . It is not clear if conviction of such an offence before the ordinary warranted the exercise of the writ , or whether the conviction had to be made before ...
... offence was punishable by death and whether the writ was of any real force . It is not clear if conviction of such an offence before the ordinary warranted the exercise of the writ , or whether the conviction had to be made before ...
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... offences , contempts and enormities which by any spiritual authority may lawfully be reformed , etc. , notwithstanding any usage , custom , foreign laws , foreign authority , prescription , or any other thing to the contrary in the ...
... offences , contempts and enormities which by any spiritual authority may lawfully be reformed , etc. , notwithstanding any usage , custom , foreign laws , foreign authority , prescription , or any other thing to the contrary in the ...
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... offence , he had continually represented himself as labouring under a conviction that he was the victim of some such indefinite , mysterious , and incessant persecution as he spoke of in his statement to the magistrates at Bow Street ...
... offence , he had continually represented himself as labouring under a conviction that he was the victim of some such indefinite , mysterious , and incessant persecution as he spoke of in his statement to the magistrates at Bow Street ...
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