An edition of Fundamental reform of the church establishment, by which it may be rendered less despotic in its constitution, less secular in its spirit, and less intolerant in its administration (1836)

Fundamental reform of the church establishment, by which it may be rendered less despotic in its constitution, less secular in its spirit, and less intolerant in its administration

with remarks upon Lord Morpeth's Irish Church Bill

2nd ed., revised and remodelled.

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An edition of Fundamental reform of the church establishment, by which it may be rendered less despotic in its constitution, less secular in its spirit, and less intolerant in its administration (1836)

Fundamental reform of the church establishment, by which it may be rendered less despotic in its constitution, less secular in its spirit, and less intolerant in its administration

with remarks upon Lord Morpeth's Irish Church Bill

2nd ed., revised and remodelled.

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John. F. Shaw
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Subjects

Church and state, Church of England, Establishment and disestablishment, History

People

George William Frederick Howard Carlisle Earl of (1802-1864)

Places

Great Britain

Times

19th century

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Fundamental reform of the church establishment, by which it may be rendered less despotic in its constitution, less secular in its spirit, and less intolerant in its administration: with remarks upon Lord Morpeth's Irish Church Bill
1836, John. F. Shaw
in English - 2nd ed., revised and remodelled.
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iv, 74, [1]p. ;
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74

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OL18888808M
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