Notes On the Church in Wales
Notes On the Church in Wales
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, quoted — No truth in the accusation as regards St. Davids and Llandatf---Particulars of IJishop Luxmoore's nepotism — Other bishops of St. Asaph — Alleged e. Ktent of nepotism " to the ninth degree of con- sanguinity, '' and of English appointments to cathedral posts and parochial benetices.
The conduct of sonic of the English bishops in showing undue favour to relatives in the dis- posal of their patronage has exposed them to just reprobation, l^ut when their conduct is adduced as an argumen...t for the disendowment of the Church in the present day, and for this purpose is exaggerated and misrepresented, we may protest against such a use of the incident, and detnand at all events that the charge be brought within the bounds of strict fact.
As an instance of such unfair use of the argument we quote the following words from the speech of Mr. \V. Jones, M. P. For Arfon, in 45 46 NOTES ON THE CHURCH IN WALES his address to the House of Commons, Feb. 4, 1902 : — " Nepotism was a glaring abuse in the Church.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, quoted — No truth in the accusation as regards St. Davids and Llandatf---Particulars of IJishop Luxmoore's nepotism — Other bishops of St. Asaph — Alleged e. Ktent of nepotism " to the ninth degree of con- sanguinity, '' and of English appointments to cathedral posts and parochial benetices.
The conduct of sonic of the English bishops in showing undue favour to relatives in the dis- posal of their patronage has exposed them to just reprobation, l^ut when their conduct is adduced as an argumen...t for the disendowment of the Church in the present day, and for this purpose is exaggerated and misrepresented, we may protest against such a use of the incident, and detnand at all events that the charge be brought within the bounds of strict fact.
As an instance of such unfair use of the argument we quote the following words from the speech of Mr. \V. Jones, M. P. For Arfon, in 45 46 NOTES ON THE CHURCH IN WALES his address to the House of Commons, Feb. 4, 1902 : — " Nepotism was a glaring abuse in the Church.
What to read after Notes On the Church in Wales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bevan, William Latham, 1821-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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