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Page 39
... showed at some length that there were numerous parishes in Ireland where the Protestant population was sufficiently large to justify a permanent endowment , and he pronounced it a grievous wrong to these people to take away their ...
... showed at some length that there were numerous parishes in Ireland where the Protestant population was sufficiently large to justify a permanent endowment , and he pronounced it a grievous wrong to these people to take away their ...
Page 40
... showed , in a long historical retrospect , to have been the fruitful source of discontent and disaffection in Ireland . He delivered a vigorous invective against the Establishment , anticipating that its abolition would give ...
... showed , in a long historical retrospect , to have been the fruitful source of discontent and disaffection in Ireland . He delivered a vigorous invective against the Establishment , anticipating that its abolition would give ...
Page 42
... showed by a review of its recent history and the activity it had shown in every part of its mission . To Mr. Bright's eloquent plea for the application of the surplus as of the essence of Christianity , he retorted felicitously by ...
... showed by a review of its recent history and the activity it had shown in every part of its mission . To Mr. Bright's eloquent plea for the application of the surplus as of the essence of Christianity , he retorted felicitously by ...
Page 44
... showed that a large portion of the endow- ments had disappeared into the hands of the laity , and that a still larger portion had been given since the Reformation . That the Act of Union was violated by the destruction of the Church ...
... showed that a large portion of the endow- ments had disappeared into the hands of the laity , and that a still larger portion had been given since the Reformation . That the Act of Union was violated by the destruction of the Church ...
Page 45
... showed that there was no danger of the funds falling into the hands of the monastic institutions , as had been predicted . The hard words , " robbery , " " sacrilege , " " bribery , " & c . , he accepted as proofs that the Government ...
... showed that there was no danger of the funds falling into the hands of the monastic institutions , as had been predicted . The hard words , " robbery , " " sacrilege , " " bribery , " & c . , he accepted as proofs that the Government ...
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