The British Quarterly Review, Volume 43Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1866 |
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... never once beheld since the first Reform Bill : every rank of the Liberal party united under a long - tried chief , who has never faltered in the path of progress , and captained by a man whose splendid intel- lect has sounded all the ...
... never once beheld since the first Reform Bill : every rank of the Liberal party united under a long - tried chief , who has never faltered in the path of progress , and captained by a man whose splendid intel- lect has sounded all the ...
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... never , except perhaps at the Flaminian Gate , seems to have failed him . He was as much at his ease among states- men , scholars , and artists , as among Churchmen . He was not a bad controversialist , but he succeeded better as an ...
... never , except perhaps at the Flaminian Gate , seems to have failed him . He was as much at his ease among states- men , scholars , and artists , as among Churchmen . He was not a bad controversialist , but he succeeded better as an ...
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... never reformed , because it could never err and could never sin . The work of purifying Christendom from the evils which find their way into it , belongs to God ; in this sense He reforms the Church , by itself acting upon itself , ' never ...
... never reformed , because it could never err and could never sin . The work of purifying Christendom from the evils which find their way into it , belongs to God ; in this sense He reforms the Church , by itself acting upon itself , ' never ...
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