The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 10C. and J. Rivington, 1826 - France |
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... present 39 ; and she certainly would not lose her corporate identity , nor subvert her fundamental principles , though she were to leave ten of the 39 , which remain , out of any future confession of her faith . She would limit her cor ...
... present 39 ; and she certainly would not lose her corporate identity , nor subvert her fundamental principles , though she were to leave ten of the 39 , which remain , out of any future confession of her faith . She would limit her cor ...
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... present instance , cer- tainly you ought to make the alteration , that is pro- posed , to satisfy your own consciences , and to give content to your people . But if you have no evi- dence of this nature , it ill becomes your gravity ...
... present instance , cer- tainly you ought to make the alteration , that is pro- posed , to satisfy your own consciences , and to give content to your people . But if you have no evi- dence of this nature , it ill becomes your gravity ...
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... present Church Establishment , that they have not the power of taxing the people of England for the maintenance of their private opinions . The Laws of Toleration provide for every real grievance , that these gentlemen can rationally ...
... present Church Establishment , that they have not the power of taxing the people of England for the maintenance of their private opinions . The Laws of Toleration provide for every real grievance , that these gentlemen can rationally ...
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... present practically separ- able from them . This faction ( the authors of the Petition ) are not confined to a theological sect , but are also a political faction . 1st . As theological , we are to show , that they do not aim at the ...
... present practically separ- able from them . This faction ( the authors of the Petition ) are not confined to a theological sect , but are also a political faction . 1st . As theological , we are to show , that they do not aim at the ...
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... present Dissenters should become masters . They will not tell us their present opinions ; and one prin- ciple of modern dissent is , not to discover them . Next , as their religion is in a continual fluctuation , and is so by principle ...
... present Dissenters should become masters . They will not tell us their present opinions ; and one prin- ciple of modern dissent is , not to discover them . Next , as their religion is in a continual fluctuation , and is so by principle ...
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