A Plea for the Abolition of Tests in the University of Oxford

academical admission already Anglican appear authority become Bishops called carried cause character Christendom Christian Church clergy clerical colleges common conscience Convocation course creed desire Dissenters doctrine doubt ecclesiastical effect element emancipation England English Established Established Church exclusion existing eyes fact fail faith feelings Fellows fellowships grounds hand influence inquiry institution intellectual interests kind learning least less liberty look matter means measure minds moral nature Nonconformists object once opinion Oxford Parliament party passed perhaps persons petition political possible practical present principle probably produce proposed question reason regard religion religious remain removal result Roman Catholic scepticism sense signed social society spiritual statesmen statutes supposed taken tests theology things thought true truth University whole