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Pagina 65
... principle was an essential of the Free Church constitution , and as this principle was no longer adhered to when that Church entered the Union , that act was considered equivalent to a breach of constitution . A speech of Chalmers , as ...
... principle was an essential of the Free Church constitution , and as this principle was no longer adhered to when that Church entered the Union , that act was considered equivalent to a breach of constitution . A speech of Chalmers , as ...
Pagina 526
... principle at stake . It is not only a question of getting rid of the people once humorously described in a Parliamentary draft as ' verminous persons . ' It is nothing less than the assertion of a great principle- the principle , namely ...
... principle at stake . It is not only a question of getting rid of the people once humorously described in a Parliamentary draft as ' verminous persons . ' It is nothing less than the assertion of a great principle- the principle , namely ...
Pagina 541
... principle that where the necessities of one of the parties to a bargain deprive the seeming freedom of choice . of all substance , it is expedient to regulate the bargain by law , Mr. Gladstone persuaded Parliament to give the tenant a ...
... principle that where the necessities of one of the parties to a bargain deprive the seeming freedom of choice . of all substance , it is expedient to regulate the bargain by law , Mr. Gladstone persuaded Parliament to give the tenant a ...
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AS IT WAS AND AS IT IS By FieldMarshal Earl Roberts | 60 |
THE CHURCH CRISIS IN SCOTLAND By Charles Macpherson | 68 |
CHILDRENS CHRISTMAS AMUSEMENTS By Edward H Cooper | 89 |
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