The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... Committee of the Privy Council . It was only 27 years since the supreme jurisdiction in ecclesiastical matters had been transferred to the Judicial Committee . This had angered a number of high church- men who objected to a secular ...
... Committee of the Privy Council . It was only 27 years since the supreme jurisdiction in ecclesiastical matters had been transferred to the Judicial Committee . This had angered a number of high church- men who objected to a secular ...
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... Committee of the Privy Council against the refusal of the fiercely conservative Bishop of Exeter , Dr. Henry Phillpotts , to institute him to a benefice , because of Gorham's avowed denial of baptismal regeneration . The committee found ...
... Committee of the Privy Council against the refusal of the fiercely conservative Bishop of Exeter , Dr. Henry Phillpotts , to institute him to a benefice , because of Gorham's avowed denial of baptismal regeneration . The committee found ...
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... Committee of the Privy Council could not give . They have no means of checking any waste of money which the Privy Council has not now . If the mode of paying schools in proportion to the attendance be good , let the Council do it ; if ...
... Committee of the Privy Council could not give . They have no means of checking any waste of money which the Privy Council has not now . If the mode of paying schools in proportion to the attendance be good , let the Council do it ; if ...
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