Commentaries Upon International Law 2
Commentaries Upon International Law 2
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Pari. Papers, 1861. " Farther Correspondence," &o., p. 3. NOYXMBIB, 1856 18 + + 266 PHILLIMOBB ON IKTBBNATIOKAL LAW. by whatever names they may be called, shall not be raised either by oar own or by foreign eoclosiastical anthorities/' By Article 33. — << No ecclesiastic can accept any dignities, pensions, decorations or titles from foreigners without the consent of his Sove- reign." By Article 34. — << Every ecclesiastic, before he receives the Ohorch ordination, shall take the oath of fidelity to the Head of the State, and swear canonical obedience to the Bishop.'' By Article 36. — <
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Pari. Papers, 1861. " Farther Correspondence," &o., p. 3. NOYXMBIB, 1856 18 + + 266 PHILLIMOBB ON IKTBBNATIOKAL LAW. by whatever names they may be called, shall not be raised either by oar own or by foreign eoclosiastical anthorities/' By Article 33. — << No ecclesiastic can accept any dignities, pensions, decorations or titles from foreigners without the consent of his Sove- reign." By Article 34. — << Every ecclesiastic, before he receives the Ohorch ordination, shall take the oath of fidelity to the Head of the State, and swear canonical obedience to the Bishop.'' By Article 36. — <
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