History of Civilization in England, Zväzok 1Parker, Son, and Bourn, 1861 |
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Strana ix
... clergy are naturally hostile to physical science because it les- sens their own power Illustration of this by the ... clergy The clergy , to recover their ground , allied themselves with James II . 361-362 This alliance was dissolved by ...
... clergy are naturally hostile to physical science because it les- sens their own power Illustration of this by the ... clergy The clergy , to recover their ground , allied themselves with James II . 361-362 This alliance was dissolved by ...
Strana x
... clergy lost all offices out of the church , and their numbers diminished in both Houses of Parliament The church rallied for a moment under Anne But was weakened by the dissenters , headed by Wesley and White- field · • Theology ...
... clergy lost all offices out of the church , and their numbers diminished in both Houses of Parliament The church rallied for a moment under Anne But was weakened by the dissenters , headed by Wesley and White- field · • Theology ...
Strana xi
... clergy Hence the French Protestants , being headed by the clergy , become more intolerant than the French Catholics , who are headed by statesmen · Evidence of the illiberality of the French Protestants They raise a civil war , which ...
... clergy Hence the French Protestants , being headed by the clergy , become more intolerant than the French Catholics , who are headed by statesmen · Evidence of the illiberality of the French Protestants They raise a civil war , which ...
Strana xii
... clergy , and celibacy is opposed by the principle of hereditary rank • • In England the nobles were less powerful than in France And were glad to ally themselves with the people against the crown • Hence a spirit of popular independence ...
... clergy , and celibacy is opposed by the principle of hereditary rank • • In England the nobles were less powerful than in France And were glad to ally themselves with the people against the crown • Hence a spirit of popular independence ...
Strana xv
... clergy was in- evitable . · · But was averted for a time by the most eminent Frenchmen direct- ing their hostility against the state rather than against the church Connexion between this movement and the rise of atheism Same tendency ...
... clergy was in- evitable . · · But was averted for a time by the most eminent Frenchmen direct- ing their hostility against the state rather than against the church Connexion between this movement and the rise of atheism Same tendency ...
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