The Works of the Right Honorable Edmund Burke, Volume 7Little, Brown,, 1881 - Great Britain |
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Page 12
... clergy : nothing hin- ders it . But if they cannot get an hundred people together who will pay for their reading a liturgy after their form , with what face can they insist upon the nation's conforming to their ideas , for no other visi ...
... clergy : nothing hin- ders it . But if they cannot get an hundred people together who will pay for their reading a liturgy after their form , with what face can they insist upon the nation's conforming to their ideas , for no other visi ...
Page 13
... clergy of England now actually in office , for the chance of obliging a score or two , per- haps , of gentlemen , who are , or want to be , beneficed clergymen and do you oblige ? Alter your Liturgy , - will it please all even of those ...
... clergy of England now actually in office , for the chance of obliging a score or two , per- haps , of gentlemen , who are , or want to be , beneficed clergymen and do you oblige ? Alter your Liturgy , - will it please all even of those ...
Page 14
... clergy re- signed their livings in one day rather than read it : and truly , rather than raise that second idol , I should have adhered to the Directory , as I now adhere to the Common Prayer . Nor can you content other men's conscience ...
... clergy re- signed their livings in one day rather than read it : and truly , rather than raise that second idol , I should have adhered to the Directory , as I now adhere to the Common Prayer . Nor can you content other men's conscience ...
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... clergy and the lai- ty , of which the laity is as much an essential inte- gral part , and has as much its duties and privileges , as the clerical member , and in the rule , order , and government of the Church has its share . Religion ...
... clergy and the lai- ty , of which the laity is as much an essential inte- gral part , and has as much its duties and privileges , as the clerical member , and in the rule , order , and government of the Church has its share . Religion ...
Page 139
... clergy , I should be one of the foremost in an early and vigorous opposition to it . I admit , the same reasons do not press for limiting the claims of the Church that existed for limiting the crown , by that wisest of all laws which ...
... clergy , I should be one of the foremost in an early and vigorous opposition to it . I admit , the same reasons do not press for limiting the claims of the Church that existed for limiting the crown , by that wisest of all laws which ...
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