The Condition And Fate of England volume 1
The Condition And Fate of England volume 1
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But such is the tyranny of the English Church, there was no relief for the outraged man. To pay this large bill, was swept away every comfort he had gathered around him, and reduced his cheerful family to want and sorrow ! And yet this is " Apostolical !" Upon the poor dissenter, or the poor churchman, this system operates with great severity. There are a vast number of instances where a poor man, whose whole tithes do not amount to more than one or two shillings per acre, and yet subject him t...o have his cow, sheep &c. , driven to pound six times a year for tithes liable each time to a charge of 2s. 6d. Driver's fees, besides expense of impounding !
I said that titheable property must often pay church taxes, according to the ipse dixit of the clergyman, however unjust it may be. Says Raumer : In many parts of England, a lamb had from time immemorial, been reckoned at Wd. But a clergyman lately demanded it should be reck- oned at 1, 17s. D. Or between $8 and $9. By this oppressive act alone, his income was increased 200 a year !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But such is the tyranny of the English Church, there was no relief for the outraged man. To pay this large bill, was swept away every comfort he had gathered around him, and reduced his cheerful family to want and sorrow ! And yet this is " Apostolical !" Upon the poor dissenter, or the poor churchman, this system operates with great severity. There are a vast number of instances where a poor man, whose whole tithes do not amount to more than one or two shillings per acre, and yet subject him t...o have his cow, sheep &c. , driven to pound six times a year for tithes liable each time to a charge of 2s. 6d. Driver's fees, besides expense of impounding !
I said that titheable property must often pay church taxes, according to the ipse dixit of the clergyman, however unjust it may be. Says Raumer : In many parts of England, a lamb had from time immemorial, been reckoned at Wd. But a clergyman lately demanded it should be reck- oned at 1, 17s. D. Or between $8 and $9. By this oppressive act alone, his income was increased 200 a year !
What to read after The Condition And Fate of England volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C Edwards Charles Edwards Lester to read onlineMoreLess
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