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... England , though the Church of England tolerates them . ' Without attempt- ing to estimate the quantity of loving kindness which subsists be- tween the Establishment and the mass of Dissent , we will venture to say that no Sectary will ...
... England , though the Church of England tolerates them . ' Without attempt- ing to estimate the quantity of loving kindness which subsists be- tween the Establishment and the mass of Dissent , we will venture to say that no Sectary will ...
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... England , yet it is not uncommon in Ireland . " Possessed of all these advantages , how has it happened , asks Mr. Newenham , in the words of Sir William Temple , that Ireland has not conferred " a mighty increase of strength and ...
... England , yet it is not uncommon in Ireland . " Possessed of all these advantages , how has it happened , asks Mr. Newenham , in the words of Sir William Temple , that Ireland has not conferred " a mighty increase of strength and ...
Pagina 365
... England ; the impor tation of these articles into England was loaded with a very heavy duty ; and to crown all , a farther duty was added on their exportation from Ireland . A similar oppression was exer- cised in regard to the lesser ...
... England ; the impor tation of these articles into England was loaded with a very heavy duty ; and to crown all , a farther duty was added on their exportation from Ireland . A similar oppression was exer- cised in regard to the lesser ...
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