The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... whole religious life of the Kingdom . This was bound to yield to the 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 ...
... whole religious life of the Kingdom . This was bound to yield to the 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 ...
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... whole body of the Church of England and the position of Convocation . The dioceses of the Church in Wales have for prac- tical purposes always ( i.e. , since the beginning of the 13th century without dispute ) been part of the Province ...
... whole body of the Church of England and the position of Convocation . The dioceses of the Church in Wales have for prac- tical purposes always ( i.e. , since the beginning of the 13th century without dispute ) been part of the Province ...
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... whole body - and not a political or civil assembly for the purpose of taxing the clergy . By the Submission of the clergy , the King's writ to the archbishop to summon Convocation was to issue in all cases , and not only - as ...
... whole body - and not a political or civil assembly for the purpose of taxing the clergy . By the Submission of the clergy , the King's writ to the archbishop to summon Convocation was to issue in all cases , and not only - as ...
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... whole or according to dioceses , and the future representation of members thereof in a general synod or in diocesan synods or otherwise ; and the King in Council , if satisfied that the Bishops , clergy and laity have appointed any ...
... whole or according to dioceses , and the future representation of members thereof in a general synod or in diocesan synods or otherwise ; and the King in Council , if satisfied that the Bishops , clergy and laity have appointed any ...
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... whole Church of England . In his view , this latter inten- tion is borne out by a comparison of the present Act with the Bills of 1895 and 1909 , which shows that while all three abolish ecclesiastical law in Wales as law , and ...
... whole Church of England . In his view , this latter inten- tion is borne out by a comparison of the present Act with the Bills of 1895 and 1909 , which shows that while all three abolish ecclesiastical law in Wales as law , and ...
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