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Not by arguments from history , but by present need , —not by the authority of precedents , but by the dictates of good sense and practical experience , will an English Ministry now be guided in its dealings with this question .
Not by arguments from history , but by present need , —not by the authority of precedents , but by the dictates of good sense and practical experience , will an English Ministry now be guided in its dealings with this question .
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The sharp contrast which the two provinces at present afford , might not , indeed , occur at another time in so striking a form ; but it is obvious that two inde- pendent and co - ordinate Convocations in one Church and one country ...
The sharp contrast which the two provinces at present afford , might not , indeed , occur at another time in so striking a form ; but it is obvious that two inde- pendent and co - ordinate Convocations in one Church and one country ...
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If an institution , however , in the present day is felt to be unjust ; if practical evils are found to flow from it , daily ex- perience proves that it must be grappled with , and some remedy attempted ...
If an institution , however , in the present day is felt to be unjust ; if practical evils are found to flow from it , daily ex- perience proves that it must be grappled with , and some remedy attempted ...
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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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