The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... position in relation to other religious denominations is of course undeniable ; and it is true that certain of its privileges remain . Thus , the reigning Sovereign must be a member of it : it is represented in the House of Lords , and ...
... position in relation to other religious denominations is of course undeniable ; and it is true that certain of its privileges remain . Thus , the reigning Sovereign must be a member of it : it is represented in the House of Lords , and ...
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... 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 adherence to the official Church compulsory . The endeavour after religious ...
... 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 adherence to the official Church compulsory . The endeavour after religious ...
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... position , and whether the Church derives any advantage in these respects over other religious bodies . The starting point of the new order of things was the statutory enunciation of the doctrine of the Royal supre- macy . After being ...
... position , and whether the Church derives any advantage in these respects over other religious bodies . The starting point of the new order of things was the statutory enunciation of the doctrine of the Royal supre- macy . After being ...
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... and to other English sees . But in practice this arrogation of supreme ecclesi- astical power constituted a definite departure from the former position of co - existing authorities and jurisdictions of CHURCH AND STATE . 5.
... and to other English sees . But in practice this arrogation of supreme ecclesi- astical power constituted a definite departure from the former position of co - existing authorities and jurisdictions of CHURCH AND STATE . 5.
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. former position of co - existing authorities and jurisdictions of the State and Church respectively , for the civil power , instead of lending its aid to enforce the ecclesiastical power as before ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. former position of co - existing authorities and jurisdictions of the State and Church respectively , for the civil power , instead of lending its aid to enforce the ecclesiastical power as before ...
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