Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 165
... England came to a crisis at the very time when the tempest which had been gathering was about to burst on Prussia . The tastes and interests of Frederic would have led him , if he had been allowed an option , to side with the House of ...
... England came to a crisis at the very time when the tempest which had been gathering was about to burst on Prussia . The tastes and interests of Frederic would have led him , if he had been allowed an option , to side with the House of ...
Page 271
... England be orthodox now , if the Church of Rome was orthodox then ? " In England , " says Mr. Gladstone , " the case was widely different from that of the Continent . Her reformation did not destroy , but successfully maintained , the ...
... England be orthodox now , if the Church of Rome was orthodox then ? " In England , " says Mr. Gladstone , " the case was widely different from that of the Continent . Her reformation did not destroy , but successfully maintained , the ...
Page 276
... England are generally derived from the Church of Rome ? Does not the Church of England de- clare , does not Mr. Gladstone himself admit , that the Church of Rome teaches much error and condemns much truth ? And is it not quite clear ...
... England are generally derived from the Church of Rome ? Does not the Church of England de- clare , does not Mr. Gladstone himself admit , that the Church of Rome teaches much error and condemns much truth ? And is it not quite clear ...
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