The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Church . If the establishment was to be maintained , it was necessary that all these parties should be kept side by ... Church which they applied to her theoretical teachings . There is inevitably something more distinct and clear about ...
... Church . If the establishment was to be maintained , it was necessary that all these parties should be kept side by ... Church which they applied to her theoretical teachings . There is inevitably something more distinct and clear about ...
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... Church , specially the Broad Church , and specially the High Church have all been kept in her communion because the judges refused to draw certain logical in- ferences from her formularies ; as lawyers they declined to draw them . But ...
... Church , specially the Broad Church , and specially the High Church have all been kept in her communion because the judges refused to draw certain logical in- ferences from her formularies ; as lawyers they declined to draw them . But ...
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... Church grow in strength and popularity instead of meeting the fate of the recently disestablished sectarian Church of Ireland should resist an attempt to court for the national Church all the old jealousy , envy , and sense of wrong ...
... Church grow in strength and popularity instead of meeting the fate of the recently disestablished sectarian Church of Ireland should resist an attempt to court for the national Church all the old jealousy , envy , and sense of wrong ...
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