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They have every right to do so ; because the Church of England is neither a sect nor a conventicle , but the National Church . The object of the propaganda in question is announced as ' The Conversion of England ' ; by which is meant ...
They have every right to do so ; because the Church of England is neither a sect nor a conventicle , but the National Church . The object of the propaganda in question is announced as ' The Conversion of England ' ; by which is meant ...
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The vote in the House of Commons was indeed a vote on a spiritual issue , an issue which we believe to be momentous for the religion of the people of England . But it was not an attempt to force on the Church of England a form of ...
The vote in the House of Commons was indeed a vote on a spiritual issue , an issue which we believe to be momentous for the religion of the people of England . But it was not an attempt to force on the Church of England a form of ...
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There is no sign that the people of Great Britain , whether in communion with the Church of England or not , desire its Disestablishment . The real question is this : Are Church and State to be driven into opposition by rash and ill ...
There is no sign that the people of Great Britain , whether in communion with the Church of England or not , desire its Disestablishment . The real question is this : Are Church and State to be driven into opposition by rash and ill ...
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