Memoir of Norman Macleod volume 1
Memoir of Norman Macleod volume 1
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Reviewing this, I find this page blank. Why, I cannot tell ; perhaps hardly knew. But I know I was convinced that I ought to accept Dalkeith, and I do not repent as far as Dalkeith is concerned but, poor Loudoun ! " To REV. WM. LEITCH : July 21, 1843.
" I have been fearfully occupied of late. Indeed I am sick sick of books, pamphlets, parsons, and parishes. Would we had an Inquisition ! One glorious auto-da-fe would finish the whole question !
"As to the question, I think we are now at dead ebb... in the country, and that for the time to come the tide will change, and in a century or so such is the genius of restless Presbyterianism it will begin to ebb again. Our ecclesiastical maxima and minima seem to alternate or oscillate every hundred years or so. I hate by the way above all things a Presbyterian revolution. There is always something Chartist or fanatic about it. The THE DISRUPTION CONTROVERSY. 207 jus divinum being stamped upon every leading eccle- siastic, everything in the civilised world must be over- thrown which stands in the way of his notions being realised.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Reviewing this, I find this page blank. Why, I cannot tell ; perhaps hardly knew. But I know I was convinced that I ought to accept Dalkeith, and I do not repent as far as Dalkeith is concerned but, poor Loudoun ! " To REV. WM. LEITCH : July 21, 1843.
" I have been fearfully occupied of late. Indeed I am sick sick of books, pamphlets, parsons, and parishes. Would we had an Inquisition ! One glorious auto-da-fe would finish the whole question !
"As to the question, I think we are now at dead ebb... in the country, and that for the time to come the tide will change, and in a century or so such is the genius of restless Presbyterianism it will begin to ebb again. Our ecclesiastical maxima and minima seem to alternate or oscillate every hundred years or so. I hate by the way above all things a Presbyterian revolution. There is always something Chartist or fanatic about it. The THE DISRUPTION CONTROVERSY. 207 jus divinum being stamped upon every leading eccle- siastic, everything in the civilised world must be over- thrown which stands in the way of his notions being realised.
What to read after Memoir of Norman Macleod volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Macleod to read onlineMoreLess
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