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... church of England . This leads him , with singular exultation and triumph , to enlarge on the soundness of this part of the Christian church ; more sound , however , as he acknowleges with concern , in its profession than in its ...
... church of England . This leads him , with singular exultation and triumph , to enlarge on the soundness of this part of the Christian church ; more sound , however , as he acknowleges with concern , in its profession than in its ...
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honour of giving to the church its present grandeur and uni- formity . Whatever , ( says Sir Henry , ) was the state of the church at the accession of Bishop Quivil , the uniformity of the structure , as it at present stands , seems to ...
honour of giving to the church its present grandeur and uni- formity . Whatever , ( says Sir Henry , ) was the state of the church at the accession of Bishop Quivil , the uniformity of the structure , as it at present stands , seems to ...
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... church of Bath , prefixed to this work , contains nothing absolutely new , and boasts not of being extracted from sources which have remained hitherto unexplored , we may yet be expected to give some abstracts from it . Notice is taken ...
... church of Bath , prefixed to this work , contains nothing absolutely new , and boasts not of being extracted from sources which have remained hitherto unexplored , we may yet be expected to give some abstracts from it . Notice is taken ...
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