The Nineteenth Century, Volume 24Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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... passed by Parliament in 1534 , and the Oath of Succession was framed by the king so as to in- clude the headship , Fisher took it . It seems to be true that he had never admitted the so - called divorce ; and on his trial he refused to ...
... passed by Parliament in 1534 , and the Oath of Succession was framed by the king so as to in- clude the headship , Fisher took it . It seems to be true that he had never admitted the so - called divorce ; and on his trial he refused to ...
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... passed between the two Governments , and it is a notorious fact that in America the feeling is very strong that Samoa and its king Malietoa have been unjustly treated by the Germans , and that the American Government has been to some ...
... passed between the two Governments , and it is a notorious fact that in America the feeling is very strong that Samoa and its king Malietoa have been unjustly treated by the Germans , and that the American Government has been to some ...
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... passed into an Act ; but , in the year and a half since its passing , it has not been made use of by that sensible and highly educated nation . Lord Armstrong would introduce into our larger primary schools easy lessons in the rudiments ...
... passed into an Act ; but , in the year and a half since its passing , it has not been made use of by that sensible and highly educated nation . Lord Armstrong would introduce into our larger primary schools easy lessons in the rudiments ...
Contents
THE VAGUE CRY FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION By Lord Arm | 1 |
LOCAL GOVERNMENT AND COUNTY COUNCILS IN FRANCE | 136 |
WHO OWNS THE CHURCHES? By the Rev Dr Jessopp | 184 |
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