The English Historical Review, المجلد 7Mandell Creighton, Justin Winsor, Samuel Rawson Gardiner, Reginald Lane Poole, Sir John Goronwy Edwards Oxford University Press, 1892 |
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الصفحة 801 - Under the system of congressional finance here described America wastes millions annually. But her wealth is so great, her revenue so elastic, that she is not sensible of the loss. She has the glorious privilege of youth, the privilege of committing errors without suffering from their consequences.
الصفحة 225 - Clerici rettati et accusati de quacunque re, summoniti a iustitia regis venient in curiam ipsius, responsuri ibidem de hoc unde videbitur curiae regis quod ibidem sit respondendum ; et in curia ecclesiastica unde videbitur quod ibidem sit respondendum ; ita quod iustitia regis mittet in curiam sanctae ecclesiae ad videndum qua ratione res ibi tractabitur. Et si clericus convictus vel confessus fuerit, non debet de cetero eum ecclesia tueri.
الصفحة 357 - He is the earliest conscious and articulate exponent of certain living forces in the present world. Religion, progressive enlightenment, the perpetual vigilance of public opinion, have not reduced his empire, or disproved the justice of his conception of mankind.
الصفحة 605 - LL.D., Reid Professor of Constitutional and Criminal Law in the University of Dublin. 8vo. 5s. net. DICEY.— INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF THE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTION. By AV DICEY, BCL, Vinerian Professor of English Law in the University of Oxford.
الصفحة 718 - Bushell, esq. officers of our mint, or either of them, to receive the said plate from you, who upon weighing thereof shall give you a receipt, under their or one of their hands for the same. And...
الصفحة 45 - The same light which lets you see sin and transgression, will let you see the covenant of God, which blots out your sin and transgression, which gives victory and dominion over it, and brings into covenant with God. For looking down at sin, and corruption, and distraction, ye are swallowed up in it : but looking at the light, which discovers them, ye will see over them. That will give victory ; and ye will find grace and strength : there is the first step to peace. That will bring salvation; by it...
الصفحة 45 - Therefore keep in the fear of the Lord God ; that is the word of the Lord God unto thee : for all these things happen to thee for thy good, and for the good of those concerned for thee, to make you know yourselves, and your own weakness, and that ye may know the Lord's strength and power, and may trust in him.
الصفحة 718 - Eeceipt under their or one of their hands for the same. And Wee assure Ourselves of your very great willingness to gratify Vs therein since besides the more publique Considerations you cannot but know how much yourselves are concerned in Our sufferings. And Wee shall always remember this particular Seruice to your Aduantage. Given at our Court at Oxford this 6th day of January 1642.
الصفحة 182 - ... may meet with no opposition, for nothing but the appearance of backwardness and reserve on the part of Government will raise an opposition; and the next is that Government may recover the confidence and affection of the Catholics. ... I think myself fully authorised to decide for myself on the subject, but still, considering the extent proposed, I am desirous to have the mode considered in England in the present stage...
الصفحة 469 - Latimer, being already, by both the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, judged to be obstinate heretics, which matter is the rather to be consulted upon, for that the said Cranmer is already attainted.