The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volumen113A. Constable, 1861 |
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... existence and utterance of very different feelings on either side . But as far as the principals are concerned , the temper and tone maintained throughout is most creditable to both of them ; and if we add , especially to the Bishop ...
... existence and utterance of very different feelings on either side . But as far as the principals are concerned , the temper and tone maintained throughout is most creditable to both of them ; and if we add , especially to the Bishop ...
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... existence within the Church of a re- cognised licence of interpretation . The present state of things , then , involves this glaring incon- sistency . The law compels the use of certain formularies , and even insists upon a profession ...
... existence within the Church of a re- cognised licence of interpretation . The present state of things , then , involves this glaring incon- sistency . The law compels the use of certain formularies , and even insists upon a profession ...
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... existence , political , social , and in- tellectual . There is no dealing with a single agent in Japan- from the sovereign to the postman they all run in couples . You ask for your interpreter , and finding him long in coming , you ...
... existence , political , social , and in- tellectual . There is no dealing with a single agent in Japan- from the sovereign to the postman they all run in couples . You ask for your interpreter , and finding him long in coming , you ...
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... , or worse in degree , is the question ; and whether such customs , which may be the result of greater depravity , are the true indications of its existence ? It is by no means so simple a question as may 1861 . 41 Japan and the Japanese .
... , or worse in degree , is the question ; and whether such customs , which may be the result of greater depravity , are the true indications of its existence ? It is by no means so simple a question as may 1861 . 41 Japan and the Japanese .
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... existence of Stuart government in this country was prolonged , amongst other causes , by public disgust at the license of its assailants ; and , moreover , that something of that odd popularity which still clings to the memory of ...
... existence of Stuart government in this country was prolonged , amongst other causes , by public disgust at the license of its assailants ; and , moreover , that something of that odd popularity which still clings to the memory of ...
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