10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNCLERICAL»
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unclerical in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
unclerical and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Be he ignorant or well trained, the people still come to the pastor, and the only
difference is that while if he has studied the " unclerical " science he can relieve
them skilfully, if he has not he is compelled to fall back on old women's recipes, ...
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The Millennial Harbinger
Yes, according to the high pretensions set up, and the superiority arrogated by
the clergy, the unclerical believer, be he ever so pious and friendly, ever so
desirous to see the cause of hi» Redeemer triumphant, ever so capable to
promote it, ...
Alexander Campbell, William Kimbrough Pendleton, Charles Louis Loos, 1830
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The Millennial Harbinger ...
Yes, according to the high pretensions set up, and the superiority arrogated by
the clergy, the unclerical believer, be he ever so pious and friendly,ever so
desirous to see the cause of lllS Redeemer triumphant, ever so capable to
promote it, ...
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The Edinburgh Review, Or Critical Journal: ... To Be ...
the interests of religion to the pa ment of tithes, Alcuin showed himself an
unclerical member of Iiis profession. It has escaped Mr Goode, that we had the
instant before extracted a passage from Sarpi, which describes theclergy in the
days of ...
... greatly and ruinously detrimental to his service, and subversive of all heavenly
institutions, and yet he cannot be successfully reproved or cashiered by his
bishop, unless he is charged with conduct " strictly unclerical." Some such an
answer ...
But though this ideal was unclerical it harked backward to the classics; for
whether it was in the songs of the courts of love, in the romances of chivalrous
King Arthur, the Cid or Charlemagne, in protracted discourses on morals, or the ...
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The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.
... greatly and ruinously detrimental to his service, and subversive of all heavenly
institutions, and yet he cannot be successfully reproved or cashiered by his
bishop, unless he is charged with conduct " strictly unclerical." Some such an
answer ...
John William Carleton, 1841
... parson, has been turned into the dis comfiture of the bishop. Supposing that
dancing and hunting art. equally unclerical, or that the first is the more unclerical
of the two people go to state-balls for many reasons independent of dancing, 492
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George Augustus Sala, Edmund Hodgson Yates, 1869
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The British Magazine and Monthly Register of Religious and ...
I do not indeed mean to assert that the charge of ambition and unclerical
deportment as affecting this part of Becket's life is as utterly colourless as that of
ostentatious sanctity afterwards. I shall not set about to prove that though after his
...
And there stood the intruder, a handsome, good- humoured looking coxcomb, six
feet high, in a pepper-and-salt frock, tight buckskins, and yellow topped boots ; a
most unclerical beaver rak- ishly set on one side, — a silver whistle dangling ...
5 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «UNCLERICAL»
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unclerical is used in the context of the following news items.
Who was the Marquis de Sade really?
Sade's father, the Comte de Sade, and his uncle, the very unclerical Abbé, were known for their debaucheries. But from his twenties on, the handsome young ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Dec 14»
The Stacks: H.L. Mencken on the 1904 Baltimore Fire
He excused these unclerical doings by declaring that he was a student of sociology, and eager to investigate the life of the depressed classes. Percy Heath, a ... «Daily Beast, Oct 14»
Good-Bye to All That by Robert Graves
“They cracked Latin jokes at each other, discussed fine points of scholarship, and were unclerical enough not to take their religious differences too seriously.”. «RTE.ie, Sep 14»
What did the aide say about the Bishop ...?
A confidential document sent from Lambeth Palace to No 10 Downing Street and the Church of England's 43 diocesan bishops included the unclerical word ... «Independent, Dec 08»
The man in the red suit
Old Nick had survived the Reformation by ingratiating himself with prosperous Protestants as an unthreateningly unclerical dispenser of presents and punisher ... «Salon, Dec 06»
