The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 第 105 卷A. Constable, 1857 |
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第 95 頁
... reform which either the Crown could authorise or Convocation adopt . It is not a reform , but a revolution . It is not the least parallel to such reforms as those of reducing and altering the franchise , and changing the places by which ...
... reform which either the Crown could authorise or Convocation adopt . It is not a reform , but a revolution . It is not the least parallel to such reforms as those of reducing and altering the franchise , and changing the places by which ...
第 96 頁
... reform in Convocation finds no support what- ever in these analogies . It is not a dealing between two com- petent and existing bodies as in the cases of the union of England with Scotland and Ireland . It is not a mere reform of an ...
... reform in Convocation finds no support what- ever in these analogies . It is not a dealing between two com- petent and existing bodies as in the cases of the union of England with Scotland and Ireland . It is not a mere reform of an ...
第 237 頁
... reform was very ill - timed . Yet Mr. Muir had , at that time , gone about among ignorant country people , making them forget their work , and told them that a reform was absolutely necessary for preserving their liberty , which , if it ...
... reform was very ill - timed . Yet Mr. Muir had , at that time , gone about among ignorant country people , making them forget their work , and told them that a reform was absolutely necessary for preserving their liberty , which , if it ...
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