Establishment in England: Being Essays on Church and StateMacmillan, 1932 - 185 páginas |
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... authority , and faded away when the King ceased to act except through ministers and when much of his authority passed into the hands of Parliament . This was not the view entertained and acted on at the time . It was shared by Dean ...
... authority , and faded away when the King ceased to act except through ministers and when much of his authority passed into the hands of Parliament . This was not the view entertained and acted on at the time . It was shared by Dean ...
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... authority , either given or used by us , as Queen or Governor of this realm , than hath been by the laws of God and this Realm always due to our progenitors , sovereigns and kings of the same : Although true it is that this authority ...
... authority , either given or used by us , as Queen or Governor of this realm , than hath been by the laws of God and this Realm always due to our progenitors , sovereigns and kings of the same : Although true it is that this authority ...
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... authority over the clergy , etc. , which had been usurped by the popes from the Church of England in its metropolitan and diocesan constitution . " 4. The assumption of an undefined power and authority in ecclesiastical matters which ...
... authority over the clergy , etc. , which had been usurped by the popes from the Church of England in its metropolitan and diocesan constitution . " 4. The assumption of an undefined power and authority in ecclesiastical matters which ...
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