The Quarterly Review, Volume 266, Issue 527John Murray, 1936 - English literature |
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Page 76
... religious point of view . After the nuptials the married pair attended the ordinary service and partook of the Sacrament . The introduction of the bride mass constitutes the second stage in the history of clerical marriage . Apparently ...
... religious point of view . After the nuptials the married pair attended the ordinary service and partook of the Sacrament . The introduction of the bride mass constitutes the second stage in the history of clerical marriage . Apparently ...
Page 86
... religious people should recognise that men and women can honour a solemn contract and keep it in all loyalty without the addition of any religious observance , while those who wish to add religious ceremony to the contract should , of ...
... religious people should recognise that men and women can honour a solemn contract and keep it in all loyalty without the addition of any religious observance , while those who wish to add religious ceremony to the contract should , of ...
Page 176
... religious authority , and when also seeds were sown of future disillusionment . That the story is not all golden but ... Religion and Religions ' ( Barker. 176 SOME RECENT BOOKS.
... religious authority , and when also seeds were sown of future disillusionment . That the story is not all golden but ... Religion and Religions ' ( Barker. 176 SOME RECENT BOOKS.
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