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... ment . Let me not be misunderstood . I am far from deny- ing that , able and competent men have at times obtained the office under the present system , but there have been many appointed who were very much the reverse , and what we have ...
... ment . Let me not be misunderstood . I am far from deny- ing that , able and competent men have at times obtained the office under the present system , but there have been many appointed who were very much the reverse , and what we have ...
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... ment , and especially the last part of it . However honourably an Advocate may practise his profession , the habit of arguing in favour of a pre - appointed conclusion , instead of letting the conclusion depend on a free and full ...
... ment , and especially the last part of it . However honourably an Advocate may practise his profession , the habit of arguing in favour of a pre - appointed conclusion , instead of letting the conclusion depend on a free and full ...
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... ment , indeed , is sufficiently wide , more so , perhaps , than may seem desirable to many . Thus , there is the less occasion for offensive action . It will be seen that all that is now intended , is to advocate the duty of the State ...
... ment , indeed , is sufficiently wide , more so , perhaps , than may seem desirable to many . Thus , there is the less occasion for offensive action . It will be seen that all that is now intended , is to advocate the duty of the State ...
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... ment of the Cure of Souls . We mean that the external should not be abstracted from the internal work ; that is , that the Services of the additional Minister should not be confined within the walls of his Church or Chapel or otherwise ...
... ment of the Cure of Souls . We mean that the external should not be abstracted from the internal work ; that is , that the Services of the additional Minister should not be confined within the walls of his Church or Chapel or otherwise ...
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... ment ; even the direction of payment to order need not be in any given form . Seventh , No words importing value or consideration are necessary . Eighth , Acceptance must be in writing , and in words plainly signifying an under- The ...
... ment ; even the direction of payment to order need not be in any given form . Seventh , No words importing value or consideration are necessary . Eighth , Acceptance must be in writing , and in words plainly signifying an under- The ...
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