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Page 7
... one or the other of these courses seems , in its own nature and consequences ,
far preferable to the other . We might even say , – Well , were we the absolute
monarch of the country , such a course should be adopted , and , at the same
time ...
... one or the other of these courses seems , in its own nature and consequences ,
far preferable to the other . We might even say , – Well , were we the absolute
monarch of the country , such a course should be adopted , and , at the same
time ...
Page 25
Were such a course pursued by Protestants generally , might we not hope that
the Spirit of all Truth would , ere long , make clear to all , those points on which at
present they take different views , so that in future they may be able in all things to
...
Were such a course pursued by Protestants generally , might we not hope that
the Spirit of all Truth would , ere long , make clear to all , those points on which at
present they take different views , so that in future they may be able in all things to
...
Page 58
... Church of which they were originally members ) , and ultimately of the Church
of Rome ; and as this last admits of no divided allegiance , many have been at
last led to join it fully . Such was the natural course gradually followed , step by
step ...
... Church of which they were originally members ) , and ultimately of the Church
of Rome ; and as this last admits of no divided allegiance , many have been at
last led to join it fully . Such was the natural course gradually followed , step by
step ...
Page 290
... in compliance to a course fixed by superior power - a course which no aim or
effort of man can change or vary — or must consider with the Socialist , that we
are so surrounded , operated upon , and controlled by circumstances , that
volition ...
... in compliance to a course fixed by superior power - a course which no aim or
effort of man can change or vary — or must consider with the Socialist , that we
are so surrounded , operated upon , and controlled by circumstances , that
volition ...
Page 491
Protestant association. was now passing in England , and that in the course of his
interview with the King of Würtemberg , his Majesty expressed much solicitude
and alarm at the course events were now taking in England as regarded Popery .
Protestant association. was now passing in England , and that in the course of his
interview with the King of Würtemberg , his Majesty expressed much solicitude
and alarm at the course events were now taking in England as regarded Popery .
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| Title | The Protestant magazine, Volume 8 |
| Author | Protestant association |
| Published | 1846 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2006 |
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