The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... church - by the Roman Church - by the Turkish church - by the Protes- tant church , nor by any church that he knows of . My own mind , he says , is my own church . With respect to this last notable assertion , all I have to say on that ...
... church - by the Roman Church - by the Turkish church - by the Protes- tant church , nor by any church that he knows of . My own mind , he says , is my own church . With respect to this last notable assertion , all I have to say on that ...
Halaman 28
... church ; and have ample authority to justify us in calling the national Church of England , as a branch of the general Church of Christ , an apostolical church , and divine in its origin . The first Christian church which was ...
... church ; and have ample authority to justify us in calling the national Church of England , as a branch of the general Church of Christ , an apostolical church , and divine in its origin . The first Christian church which was ...
Halaman 33
... church has ever been closely interwoven with every state in which it has existed . Whether the church or state is most deserving of the masculine gender , I shall not here enquire . It will be sufficient for my purpose to ob- serve ...
... church has ever been closely interwoven with every state in which it has existed . Whether the church or state is most deserving of the masculine gender , I shall not here enquire . It will be sufficient for my purpose to ob- serve ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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