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... writer attached to Dr. Bell , and supposed to be well acquainted with his system ) be made subservient under Dr. Bell , to the ex- tension of the Church of England ; under Mr. Lancaster to the spread of general knowledge , independent ...
... the sentiments of that eminent writer in respect to the name as well as the establishment of a national religion . In his Moral and Politi- cal cal Philosophy , Book iv , ch . 10 , 1812 . 9 First Report on National Education .
... writers agree . The authority of a church establish- ment ( says Dr. Paley , p . 336 ) is founded in its utility . So says Warburton ; and as the most numerous religious party is likely to be most useful to the state , he hence argues ...
... writers of both speak of the remedies for the respective diseases which they describe . We may also derive some satisfaction from the persuasion that , like most professors of the healing art , they have exaggerated the danger of the ...
... writer , and not only to have thought that Juvenal might be rendered interesting to the English reader , but to have taken some pleasure in making him so . Be this as it may , the version before us , if the author reasons ...