Macaulay: Prose and PoetryRupert Hart-Davis, 1952 - 864 pages |
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Page 643
... Church of Rome ? And how can the Church of England be orthodox now , if the Church of Rome was orthodox then ? " In England , " says Mr. Gladstone , " the case was widely dif- ferent from that of the Continent . Her reformation did not ...
... Church of Rome ? And how can the Church of England be orthodox now , if the Church of Rome was orthodox then ? " In England , " says Mr. Gladstone , " the case was widely dif- ferent from that of the Continent . Her reformation did not ...
Page 651
... churches in alliance with one state , and to endure with patience the spectacle of a hundred sects battling within one church ? And is it not clear that Mr. Gladstone is bound , on all his own principles , to abandon the defence of a church ...
... churches in alliance with one state , and to endure with patience the spectacle of a hundred sects battling within one church ? And is it not clear that Mr. Gladstone is bound , on all his own principles , to abandon the defence of a church ...
Page 658
... Church of England to those of the Church of Scotland . But if he knows that a Scotch congre- gation will listen with deep attention and respect while an Erskine or a Chalmers sets before them the fundamental doctrines of Christianity ...
... Church of England to those of the Church of Scotland . But if he knows that a Scotch congre- gation will listen with deep attention and respect while an Erskine or a Chalmers sets before them the fundamental doctrines of Christianity ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 7 |
THE HISTORY OF ENGLAND SELECTED PASSAGES II | 13 |
ESSAYS | 233 |
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