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Page 104
Dr. Bowyer continues , and does not see how the exercise of “ Spiritual authority
by the Pope can be inconsistent , whatever may be its form , with the Queen's
spiritual supremacy and the rights of the Established Church , except in this ...
Dr. Bowyer continues , and does not see how the exercise of “ Spiritual authority
by the Pope can be inconsistent , whatever may be its form , with the Queen's
spiritual supremacy and the rights of the Established Church , except in this ...
Page 105
Catholic can admit theologically the ecclesiastical supremacy of the Crown ,
though he may do so legally and politically , considering it as an institution
created by municipal law and appertaining and confined to the Church by law
established .
Catholic can admit theologically the ecclesiastical supremacy of the Crown ,
though he may do so legally and politically , considering it as an institution
created by municipal law and appertaining and confined to the Church by law
established .
Page 106
The Legate exercised jurisdiction over the Church by law established and its
temporal legal rights , having an appellate jurisdiction from its ecclesiastical
courts enforced by legal process . This case alone suffices to show the
inapplicability of ...
The Legate exercised jurisdiction over the Church by law established and its
temporal legal rights , having an appellate jurisdiction from its ecclesiastical
courts enforced by legal process . This case alone suffices to show the
inapplicability of ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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