The Quarterly Review, 264. köide,523. numberJohn Murray, 1935 |
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Page 43
... common welth doth need Such justices as you ! ' In no country of the world was the ancient custom of decorating with evergreens more practised than in England , and this is understandable . From the very dawn of our history until the ...
... common welth doth need Such justices as you ! ' In no country of the world was the ancient custom of decorating with evergreens more practised than in England , and this is understandable . From the very dawn of our history until the ...
Page 76
... common and stock them with rabbits ; and therefore the commoner cannot justify chasing them thence , damage fesant , for he ought to come there but to use his common ; but if the lord surcharge the commoner , he is liable to an action ...
... common and stock them with rabbits ; and therefore the commoner cannot justify chasing them thence , damage fesant , for he ought to come there but to use his common ; but if the lord surcharge the commoner , he is liable to an action ...
Page 100
... common . But during that four hundred years the doctrine of the Atone- ment remained almost constant so that , when religious art was most prolific , there would be little doctrinal change to reflect . Even the Reformation ...
... common . But during that four hundred years the doctrine of the Atone- ment remained almost constant so that , when religious art was most prolific , there would be little doctrinal change to reflect . Even the Reformation ...
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