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ard , it happens that there are many more livings than curacies that fall short of it ; there being , of the former , 4361 under the yearly value of L.150 , and of curates , 3859 , who receive less than that sum .
ard , it happens that there are many more livings than curacies that fall short of it ; there being , of the former , 4361 under the yearly value of L.150 , and of curates , 3859 , who receive less than that sum .
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The revenues of the parochial clergy , he thinks , cannot be touched that is , he sees insuperable objections to taking in any way from one living to increase another . For suppose the course to be followed which was taken by Queen Anne ...
The revenues of the parochial clergy , he thinks , cannot be touched that is , he sees insuperable objections to taking in any way from one living to increase another . For suppose the course to be followed which was taken by Queen Anne ...
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livings are not in point of fact so distributed as to produce the good which Lord Henley has in view . Many of the richest we might say the greater number of them - are in places where no large body of inhabitants is to be found .
livings are not in point of fact so distributed as to produce the good which Lord Henley has in view . Many of the richest we might say the greater number of them - are in places where no large body of inhabitants is to be found .
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The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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