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Goldwin Smith. Educ 4038.64 VERI TAS HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY ! A PLEA FOR THE ABOLITION OF TESTS IN THE.
Goldwin Smith. Educ 4038.64 VERI TAS HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY ! A PLEA FOR THE ABOLITION OF TESTS IN THE.
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... Colleges , among other persons , are required , at their admission , to make a declaration of Conformity to the Liturgy of the Church of England . In most of the Colleges the Fellows are obliged , either by the College Statutes or by ...
... Colleges , among other persons , are required , at their admission , to make a declaration of Conformity to the Liturgy of the Church of England . In most of the Colleges the Fellows are obliged , either by the College Statutes or by ...
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... Colleges , the Fellowships are expressly confined either by their own Statutes , or by the Ordinances of the Commission , to Members of the Church of England . In some cases both provisions occur . In one case only , it is believed ...
... Colleges , the Fellowships are expressly confined either by their own Statutes , or by the Ordinances of the Commission , to Members of the Church of England . In some cases both provisions occur . In one case only , it is believed ...
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... Colleges , while the rest were or had been connected , as Professors , Tutors , or Fellows , with University or College govern- ment and education . The petition was presented in the House of Lords by Earl Russell , in the House of ...
... Colleges , while the rest were or had been connected , as Professors , Tutors , or Fellows , with University or College govern- ment and education . The petition was presented in the House of Lords by Earl Russell , in the House of ...
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... colleges , if they thought fit , to admit candidates to fellowships without tests of religious opinion . When Convocation assembled it was evident that the members really engaged in the work of the University , to whom argu- ments ...
... colleges , if they thought fit , to admit candidates to fellowships without tests of religious opinion . When Convocation assembled it was evident that the members really engaged in the work of the University , to whom argu- ments ...
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ABOLITION OF TESTS academical Act of Uniformity Anglican Church argument authority Bishops Bouverie's Bill Cambridge candidate character Christendom Christian Church of England clergy clergymen clerical conscience conviction Convocation course creed cure of souls degree doctrine dogma doubt ecclesiastical effect emancipation English Established Church evils exclusion fact faith fellows of colleges fellowships formularies free inquiry High Church Holy Orders influence institution intellectual interests least Legislature liberal liberty matter measure mediæval ments middle ages minds moral nation Nonconformists Nonconformity object opponents oppressed ordinances Parliament party perhaps persons petition places of education political power prayer present principle probably produce question reaction reactionary reason Reformation regard religion religious opinion religious truth Roman Catholic sacerdotal scarcely scepticism sectarian sense sentiments social society spiritual statesman statutes Stephen Lushington subscription supposed teachers theology things Thirty-nine Articles tical Tudor unity University of Oxford
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