Liberty and the Holy City: The Idea of Freedom in English HistoryOberon Press, 1978 - 210 sider |
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Side 48
... established Church . The immediate issue between the established churchmen and the reformers was that of episcopacy . In the institution of bishops the reformers saw the root of that iniquity which afflicted the Church in all its ...
... established Church . The immediate issue between the established churchmen and the reformers was that of episcopacy . In the institution of bishops the reformers saw the root of that iniquity which afflicted the Church in all its ...
Side 119
... established institu- tions . In advocating right Burke , in the end , allowed himself to become an apologist for privilege . 63 This fact did not go unnoticed . The Reflections on the French Revolution and the Appeal from the New to the ...
... established institu- tions . In advocating right Burke , in the end , allowed himself to become an apologist for privilege . 63 This fact did not go unnoticed . The Reflections on the French Revolution and the Appeal from the New to the ...
Side 167
... established . " If the right of the sovereign to govern derives merely from his ability to en- force obedience , then it is simply " unintelligible that this power should yet represent yet represent itself as a right , and claim obe ...
... established . " If the right of the sovereign to govern derives merely from his ability to en- force obedience , then it is simply " unintelligible that this power should yet represent yet represent itself as a right , and claim obe ...
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