The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 523John Murray, 1935 - English literature |
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Page 45
... church that was in the patronage of Sir Roger de Coverley . He would have been appalled by the reappearance of those evergreens which he supposed had been banished from England for ever . ' Our clerk , who was once a gardener , has this ...
... church that was in the patronage of Sir Roger de Coverley . He would have been appalled by the reappearance of those evergreens which he supposed had been banished from England for ever . ' Our clerk , who was once a gardener , has this ...
Page 110
... Church were realised . The Church built hundreds of churches and employed hundreds of artists to paint altar panels for them and to decorate their walls and ceilings . As a reaction against the profligacy and paganism which they felt to ...
... Church were realised . The Church built hundreds of churches and employed hundreds of artists to paint altar panels for them and to decorate their walls and ceilings . As a reaction against the profligacy and paganism which they felt to ...
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... Church of England , a decided Protestant in his views , with little opinion of the value of Church Councils ; in particular he held the view very tenaciously that Arius was a better man than Athanasius . It is very probable that his ...
... Church of England , a decided Protestant in his views , with little opinion of the value of Church Councils ; in particular he held the view very tenaciously that Arius was a better man than Athanasius . It is very probable that his ...
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