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Page 68
... though a Roman Catholic of distinguished ability and of irreproachable private
life , the Roman Church encouraged rather than repressed the attacks made
upon him . Though he had been allied with the clerical 68 THE LATE RIGHT
HON .
... though a Roman Catholic of distinguished ability and of irreproachable private
life , the Roman Church encouraged rather than repressed the attacks made
upon him . Though he had been allied with the clerical 68 THE LATE RIGHT
HON .
Page 69
Though he had been allied with the clerical party in his resistance to the
Ecclesiastical Titles Act , he was one of the few Roman Catholics who did not
owe his seat to the favour of his Church ; and when the struggle connected with
the ...
Though he had been allied with the clerical party in his resistance to the
Ecclesiastical Titles Act , he was one of the few Roman Catholics who did not
owe his seat to the favour of his Church ; and when the struggle connected with
the ...
Page 149
but entertained a strong preference for the Protestant faith and his own Church .
His case then cannot be separated from that of others , who invited William to
invade the realm , some of whom also were bound by ties of gratitude to the King
.
but entertained a strong preference for the Protestant faith and his own Church .
His case then cannot be separated from that of others , who invited William to
invade the realm , some of whom also were bound by ties of gratitude to the King
.
Page 159
... and all inhabitants in general , are maintained undisturbed in their respective
official duties , rights , occupations , form of church - government , constitutions ,
as also their families and dwellings , and all property is respected and protected .
... and all inhabitants in general , are maintained undisturbed in their respective
official duties , rights , occupations , form of church - government , constitutions ,
as also their families and dwellings , and all property is respected and protected .
Page 163
... and to explain how in modern times both Church and State claim it to be under
their respective jurisdiction and supervision . It would be extremely interesting , if
space would permit , to theorize on the matrimonial relations existing between ...
... and to explain how in modern times both Church and State claim it to be under
their respective jurisdiction and supervision . It would be extremely interesting , if
space would permit , to theorize on the matrimonial relations existing between ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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