The Church Quarterly Review, Tom 37Arthur Cayley Headlam Spottiswoode, 1894 |
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... practically determine what that teaching shall be ; and if the parents have any definite religious convictions that teaching must be most unsatisfactory to them . Under the old system all was voluntary ; no one was compelled to provide ...
... practically determine what that teaching shall be ; and if the parents have any definite religious convictions that teaching must be most unsatisfactory to them . Under the old system all was voluntary ; no one was compelled to provide ...
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... practically unchanged ever since : the cost of each child's education in a voluntary school has risen since 1870 to 17. 175. 9 d . in 1892 , that is , by 12s . 4 d . Whilst the Govern- ment grant has been enlarged by 8s . 3 d . during ...
... practically unchanged ever since : the cost of each child's education in a voluntary school has risen since 1870 to 17. 175. 9 d . in 1892 , that is , by 12s . 4 d . Whilst the Govern- ment grant has been enlarged by 8s . 3 d . during ...
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... practically is , Can any scheme that we could conscientiously accept be devised for obtaining that assistance from the rates which was proposed by Mr. Forster in the Bill of 1870 when it was first presented to Parliament ? can any ...
... practically is , Can any scheme that we could conscientiously accept be devised for obtaining that assistance from the rates which was proposed by Mr. Forster in the Bill of 1870 when it was first presented to Parliament ? can any ...
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... practically the Graf- Wellhausen theory of the history of Israel , not without mis- giving , for he declines to vouch for it as true . Apparently he does not perceive the gravity and far - reaching consequences of this acceptance , but ...
... practically the Graf- Wellhausen theory of the history of Israel , not without mis- giving , for he declines to vouch for it as true . Apparently he does not perceive the gravity and far - reaching consequences of this acceptance , but ...
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... practically come back to the Christophanies of the Gospel . The theory , however , supposes that they had nothing definite to refer to -nothing beyond a strong inner conviction . How , then , were they justified in using such language ...
... practically come back to the Christophanies of the Gospel . The theory , however , supposes that they had nothing definite to refer to -nothing beyond a strong inner conviction . How , then , were they justified in using such language ...
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