The Quarterly Review, Volume 102William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1857 |
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Pagina 24
... reason why men should surrender the control of affairs which they are competent to control . At no stage , therefore , of their gradual transition into a state of tutelage is it probable that they transferred gratuitously and without ...
... reason why men should surrender the control of affairs which they are competent to control . At no stage , therefore , of their gradual transition into a state of tutelage is it probable that they transferred gratuitously and without ...
Pagina 104
... reason why doors should be the distinction between free and appro- priated seats ; and when the Ecclesiologist asserts that doors make the church hotter in summer and not necessarily warmer in winter , he argues as one whose only ...
... reason why doors should be the distinction between free and appro- priated seats ; and when the Ecclesiologist asserts that doors make the church hotter in summer and not necessarily warmer in winter , he argues as one whose only ...
Pagina 283
... reason on which we are to rely ? As to the first , the measure neither stands , nor even proposes to stand , upon Scripture ; its promoters use the Divine Word as a pick to disturb the solid fabric of the existing law , and then cast it ...
... reason on which we are to rely ? As to the first , the measure neither stands , nor even proposes to stand , upon Scripture ; its promoters use the Divine Word as a pick to disturb the solid fabric of the existing law , and then cast it ...
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