The British Quarterly Review, 47. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1868 |
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... passed as it was in a time of intense religious strife , and by an intolerant majority over a sturdy and ... passing of the Toleration Act expunged its penalty for all who did not choose to obey it : at present it is binding upon nobody ...
... passed as it was in a time of intense religious strife , and by an intolerant majority over a sturdy and ... passing of the Toleration Act expunged its penalty for all who did not choose to obey it : at present it is binding upon nobody ...
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... passed together in literary discussions ; henceforth neither wrote a line without submitting it to the judgment of the other ; and when , in 1837 , Poushkin died , it was as though Gógol had lost a part of himself . “ Every month ...
... passed together in literary discussions ; henceforth neither wrote a line without submitting it to the judgment of the other ; and when , in 1837 , Poushkin died , it was as though Gógol had lost a part of himself . “ Every month ...
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... passed from death unto life , all the subsequent and secondary links which arise out of these , and all the influences which have gone forth thence into human affairs . Christendom , ' the visible Church and kingdom of Jesus Christ ...
... passed from death unto life , all the subsequent and secondary links which arise out of these , and all the influences which have gone forth thence into human affairs . Christendom , ' the visible Church and kingdom of Jesus Christ ...
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