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It was with this question to be solved that his great designs were to be carried into effect; and, from the occasion upon which Bishop Wilberforce met his clergy at his first visitation, it was manifest to them that in the organisation of the diocese the highest principles would be brought into action, and the highest degree of efficiency prepared for. Nor did the subsequent course of events fall below the expectations which were then conceived. The improved condition of the fabric of the churc...hes themselves, the rearrangement of the interior for the better accommodation of the poor, the more frequent ministrations of every kind, the frequent calls to newness of life, became everywhere familiar subjects. And coincident with this was the successive institu- tion of the several societies, by which the united efforts of the diocese at large were made effectual for the promotion of its spiritual interests, or the com- pletion of the necessary framework for such an end. If an opposition arose from any smaller section of the diocese, it was disarmed by the prudent manage- ment of the bishop himself, or was rendered ineffectual 1 86 OXFORD.
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It was with this question to be solved that his great designs were to be carried into effect; and, from the occasion upon which Bishop Wilberforce met his clergy at his first visitation, it was manifest to them that in the organisation of the diocese the highest principles would be brought into action, and the highest degree of efficiency prepared for. Nor did the subsequent course of events fall below the expectations which were then conceived. The improved condition of the fabric of the churc...hes themselves, the rearrangement of the interior for the better accommodation of the poor, the more frequent ministrations of every kind, the frequent calls to newness of life, became everywhere familiar subjects. And coincident with this was the successive institu- tion of the several societies, by which the united efforts of the diocese at large were made effectual for the promotion of its spiritual interests, or the com- pletion of the necessary framework for such an end. If an opposition arose from any smaller section of the diocese, it was disarmed by the prudent manage- ment of the bishop himself, or was rendered ineffectual 1 86 OXFORD.
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