The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates.", Band 15Johnson Reprint, 1813 |
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... render Christianity consistent with common sense . I hope , I shall not be mistaken : primitive and pure Christianity always was consistent with common sense ; but addi- tions have been since made to it , many of which are inconsistent ...
... render Christianity consistent with common sense . I hope , I shall not be mistaken : primitive and pure Christianity always was consistent with common sense ; but addi- tions have been since made to it , many of which are inconsistent ...
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... render difficult the ceremony of marriage among the vul- gar . If it were possible , I confess that a distinction should be made between the marriages of people of rank or fortune , and those of the people we usually call the vulgar ...
... render difficult the ceremony of marriage among the vul- gar . If it were possible , I confess that a distinction should be made between the marriages of people of rank or fortune , and those of the people we usually call the vulgar ...
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... rendered almost impossible Besides this , Sir , the Bill plainly tends by this Bill . At present , indeed , our no ... render it beneath them to marry the daughter of a tradesinan or nier- chant , if she be one whose father has heaped ...
... rendered almost impossible Besides this , Sir , the Bill plainly tends by this Bill . At present , indeed , our no ... render it beneath them to marry the daughter of a tradesinan or nier- chant , if she be one whose father has heaped ...
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... render marriage almost impossible ; for by this Bill a man must reside at least a month in one parish , before he can pos- sibly be married without a licence , which he is not perhaps able to pay for . How , then , can our seamen , our ...
... render marriage almost impossible ; for by this Bill a man must reside at least a month in one parish , before he can pos- sibly be married without a licence , which he is not perhaps able to pay for . How , then , can our seamen , our ...
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... render that crime much more frequent ; for cunning fellows will always omit some one of the forms prescribed , on purpose , that if they are prosecuted , they may shew that one of the marriages was void in law : and you cannot convict a ...
... render that crime much more frequent ; for cunning fellows will always omit some one of the forms prescribed , on purpose , that if they are prosecuted , they may shew that one of the marriages was void in law : and you cannot convict a ...
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