The Quarterly Review, Volumes 291-292John Murray, 1953 - English literature |
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Page 198
... Anglican and became increasingly anti - Roman - as is apparent in his novel ' Hawkstone . ' In 1839 he wrote with approval of the Tractarians and their aims . The Tractarians were defenders of the Faith ; especially in showing the ...
... Anglican and became increasingly anti - Roman - as is apparent in his novel ' Hawkstone . ' In 1839 he wrote with approval of the Tractarians and their aims . The Tractarians were defenders of the Faith ; especially in showing the ...
Page 204
... Anglican Church's recogni- tion of Roman , but not of Presbyterian or Lutheran , orders was evidence of : ' a nearer kindred with the Roman Church than with the most orthodox of the unepiscopal persuasions .... You would hardly have one ...
... Anglican Church's recogni- tion of Roman , but not of Presbyterian or Lutheran , orders was evidence of : ' a nearer kindred with the Roman Church than with the most orthodox of the unepiscopal persuasions .... You would hardly have one ...
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... Anglican tradition . 6 6 In the fifties , however , the ' Quarterly ' took less official part in the controversy — and Lockhart's personal interest grew more and more acute . His letters are full of refer- ences to events and persons ...
... Anglican tradition . 6 6 In the fifties , however , the ' Quarterly ' took less official part in the controversy — and Lockhart's personal interest grew more and more acute . His letters are full of refer- ences to events and persons ...
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The Third Marquess of Salisbury as Empire Builder | 3 |
THE THIRD MARQUESS OF SALISBURY AS EMPIRE | 14 |
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