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No course could have tended so powerfully as one of this kind ' to the ultimate disorganisation of the body.'t Such a course was certainly not taken at that time , for Parliament was the lay assembly of the Church as the Convocations ...
No course could have tended so powerfully as one of this kind ' to the ultimate disorganisation of the body.'t Such a course was certainly not taken at that time , for Parliament was the lay assembly of the Church as the Convocations ...
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For everything which they did or suggested , of course , the sanction of Parliament must be obtained , before their conclusions could have any legal validity . It might not , however , be necessary to go through the labour and annoyance ...
For everything which they did or suggested , of course , the sanction of Parliament must be obtained , before their conclusions could have any legal validity . It might not , however , be necessary to go through the labour and annoyance ...
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It is more directly corroborated by the old experiment of casting bottles into the sea containing dates of place and time ; which transported in silent , slow , but certain course , give information to watchful observers on distant seas ...
It is more directly corroborated by the old experiment of casting bottles into the sea containing dates of place and time ; which transported in silent , slow , but certain course , give information to watchful observers on distant seas ...
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1 History of the Reign of Philip the Second King | 1 |
sur le Globe Par P Flourens Membre de lAca | 46 |
England from the earliest period to the year 1742 | 78 |
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