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THE A CHURCH TOLERANT HE conviction that the Church of England has a national significance and a national mission is sufficiently indicated by the marked general interest taken in the questions arising round the revision of the Book of ...
THE A CHURCH TOLERANT HE conviction that the Church of England has a national significance and a national mission is sufficiently indicated by the marked general interest taken in the questions arising round the revision of the Book of ...
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This thought of service in its simplest form illustrates the mission of the Church of England , often attracting even those who do not belong to it , yet recognise with real emotion their obligation to the old tradition of the Mother ...
This thought of service in its simplest form illustrates the mission of the Church of England , often attracting even those who do not belong to it , yet recognise with real emotion their obligation to the old tradition of the Mother ...
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But people who live far away from England , whether within or without the Empire , do not appreciate , and , it may be , do not understand these differences ; they are impressed by the unity and the dignity of the church as a whole ...
But people who live far away from England , whether within or without the Empire , do not appreciate , and , it may be , do not understand these differences ; they are impressed by the unity and the dignity of the church as a whole ...
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Egypt During and Since | 1 |
The Indian States Sir W R LAWRENCE Bt | 23 |
A Church Tolerant Sir C ALEXANDER HARRIS | 38 |
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