Hungary in 1851 With An Experience of the Austrian Police
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The whole Hungarian people are remarkable for one tendency, whether in matters of State or Church — a tendency which, in my view, even now in their misfortune gives us hope for their better future — an inclination to govern tJietr.'- selves by representative assemblies. Their Protestant Church is a complete Democratic and Representative system in its govern- ment, more so than any Church in Europe except the S' ttish.
It is, however, peculiar in its Constitution, uniting charact^ ristics both o...f our Congregational and Prasbyteiian Churches.
HUNGARY IN 1851. 209 Every church, or parish, chooses its own preacher, appoints his salary, dissolves connection with him when it chooses, and manages its parish schools in the most truly Congregational-lilce manner.
Yet above it is a series of representative assembhes which have even a legal power over its movements. First comes the assembly of I he Seniorate^ composed of the preachers from several neighboring churches, together with delegates from the congregations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The whole Hungarian people are remarkable for one tendency, whether in matters of State or Church — a tendency which, in my view, even now in their misfortune gives us hope for their better future — an inclination to govern tJietr.'- selves by representative assemblies. Their Protestant Church is a complete Democratic and Representative system in its govern- ment, more so than any Church in Europe except the S' ttish.
It is, however, peculiar in its Constitution, uniting charact^ ristics both o...f our Congregational and Prasbyteiian Churches.
HUNGARY IN 1851. 209 Every church, or parish, chooses its own preacher, appoints his salary, dissolves connection with him when it chooses, and manages its parish schools in the most truly Congregational-lilce manner.
Yet above it is a series of representative assembhes which have even a legal power over its movements. First comes the assembly of I he Seniorate^ composed of the preachers from several neighboring churches, together with delegates from the congregations.
What to read after Hungary in 1851 With An Experience of the Austrian Police?
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