The Edinburgh Review, Volume 38A. and C. Black, 1823 |
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... natural resources , one unvaried scene of disaffection , anarchy , poverty , and wretchedness . One of the evils felt to ... nature and ef- fect of this great tax ; for , whatever may be the rights of the Church , or their opinion as to ...
... natural resources , one unvaried scene of disaffection , anarchy , poverty , and wretchedness . One of the evils felt to ... nature and ef- fect of this great tax ; for , whatever may be the rights of the Church , or their opinion as to ...
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... nature of her boasted alliance with the State . Our present object is much humbler . No immediate relief , we apprehend , can be expect- ed , except such as may be consistent with the present system in general , though calculated to ...
... nature of her boasted alliance with the State . Our present object is much humbler . No immediate relief , we apprehend , can be expect- ed , except such as may be consistent with the present system in general , though calculated to ...
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... nature of rent , to be paid by the proprietor of the ground , or tithable subject . The Reformed clergy , in the mean while , had obtained no legal provision , but subsisted almost entirely upon the voluntary con- tributions of their ...
... nature of rent , to be paid by the proprietor of the ground , or tithable subject . The Reformed clergy , in the mean while , had obtained no legal provision , but subsisted almost entirely upon the voluntary con- tributions of their ...
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... nature involved necessarily a valua- tion of the tithes of the whole parish . In the end of the seven- teenth and beginning of the last century , the valuations , for the same reason , went on rapidly ; and at this day , infinitely the ...
... nature involved necessarily a valua- tion of the tithes of the whole parish . In the end of the seven- teenth and beginning of the last century , the valuations , for the same reason , went on rapidly ; and at this day , infinitely the ...
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... nature of the subject , and the temper of the authors , this is a great and a rare merit . Perhaps they found themselves so near the edge of a precipice , that they were afraid , if they made one false step , of being hurled down ten ...
... nature of the subject , and the temper of the authors , this is a great and a rare merit . Perhaps they found themselves so near the edge of a precipice , that they were afraid , if they made one false step , of being hurled down ten ...
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