The Dublin Review, 9. cilt;61. ciltNicholas Patrick Wiseman Tablet Publishing Company, 1867 |
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Sayfa 9
... regard to these , very much less remains to be decided . God appointed them individually , and made known such appointment to the others . Moreover , as regards their office of teaching the Church , each was separately infallible ...
... regard to these , very much less remains to be decided . God appointed them individually , and made known such appointment to the others . Moreover , as regards their office of teaching the Church , each was separately infallible ...
Sayfa 63
... regard to which the test was abolished by the Irish Act of 1793 ; ( 3 ) the 30th Charles II . by which Catholics were excluded from both Houses of Parliament . An Act of William and Mary , in force in England , deprived them of the ...
... regard to which the test was abolished by the Irish Act of 1793 ; ( 3 ) the 30th Charles II . by which Catholics were excluded from both Houses of Parliament . An Act of William and Mary , in force in England , deprived them of the ...
Sayfa 69
... regard to his character which lurks in the minds of many who have never given it any special attention is utterly unjust . It arose , we suspect , chiefly from the invectives of Cobbett , one of the best haters as well as most forcible ...
... regard to his character which lurks in the minds of many who have never given it any special attention is utterly unjust . It arose , we suspect , chiefly from the invectives of Cobbett , one of the best haters as well as most forcible ...
Sayfa 71
... regard for law . " A man who has acted thus , has a strict right to appeal to his character as a ground of confidence , if his conduct and motives in taking or retaining office are ever matters of question . Nothing gives so much ...
... regard for law . " A man who has acted thus , has a strict right to appeal to his character as a ground of confidence , if his conduct and motives in taking or retaining office are ever matters of question . Nothing gives so much ...
Sayfa 72
... regard to it by the leaders of the Catholics . Irish opposition were prepared to go great lengths to secure the assistance of that body ; on the other hand , the friends of Government , by effectually en- couraging their hopes ...
... regard to it by the leaders of the Catholics . Irish opposition were prepared to go great lengths to secure the assistance of that body ; on the other hand , the friends of Government , by effectually en- couraging their hopes ...
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