The North British Review volume 44
The North British Review volume 44
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But most of the expenditure on episcopal houses was forced on the Commis- sioners by the changes made by Parliament. Two new dioceses, Ripon and Manchester, required new houses ; in Rochester and Lincoln it was thought necesaary to move the residences to a position more convenient for them, and Stapleton was purchased on account of the pledge to Bristol. There was a sixth case, which did not rest on the same grounds, but the house as it was posi- tively forbade, what the restored house has prac...tised in a manner the most exemplary, a large and kindly hospitality to the clergy and candidates for holy orders.
These six eases have been for nearly twenty years the reproach of the Commis- sioners ; and it must be owned, that by putting forward the glaring case of Staple- ton, by reckoning all the outlay on new houses without setting off" the receipts from the sale of the old, and by the usual common- places about bishops and curates, the cry has been maintained with success. But a time has now come when a rational view may be taken.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But most of the expenditure on episcopal houses was forced on the Commis- sioners by the changes made by Parliament. Two new dioceses, Ripon and Manchester, required new houses ; in Rochester and Lincoln it was thought necesaary to move the residences to a position more convenient for them, and Stapleton was purchased on account of the pledge to Bristol. There was a sixth case, which did not rest on the same grounds, but the house as it was posi- tively forbade, what the restored house has prac...tised in a manner the most exemplary, a large and kindly hospitality to the clergy and candidates for holy orders.
These six eases have been for nearly twenty years the reproach of the Commis- sioners ; and it must be owned, that by putting forward the glaring case of Staple- ton, by reckoning all the outlay on new houses without setting off" the receipts from the sale of the old, and by the usual common- places about bishops and curates, the cry has been maintained with success. But a time has now come when a rational view may be taken.
What to read after The North British Review volume 44?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American And Foreign Anti Slavery Society to read onlineMoreLess
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