Pluralism

Pluralism in general denotes a diversity of views or stands, rather than a single approach or method.

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    Tithes politically, judicially and justly considered addressed to the clergy of the University of Cambridge

    Tithes politically, judicially and justly considered addressed to the clergy of the University of Cambridge by Pluralist

    Published 1794
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    Tithes politically, judicially, and justly considered Addressed to the clergy of the University of Cambridge; with strictures upon the Farnham hop-bill; in which the necessity of a general commutation of tithes is demonstrated, Modes of Commutation are Proposed, and the Proper Measures Pointed Out for Obtaining Such as May Meet the Public Will. By a pluralist

    Tithes politically, judicially, and justly considered Addressed to the clergy of the University of Cambridge; with strictures upon the Farnham hop-bill; in which the necessity of a... by Pluralist

    Published 1794
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    Virtue reviv'd, or Britain's fall protracted A petition to the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain, in Paliament assembled: humbly to address His Majesty, to order and inquiry, into the clergy's neglect in the daily ministration. And to cause to be inforced, by a pecuniary mulct, that appointment in the book of common prayer, whereby they are obliged to say daily the morning and evening prayer in their parish churches. And to induce the people to join with them, it is proposed to shorten the week-days service, by omitting the Psalms, lessons, &c. So that the whole may be performed in about a quarter of an hour. The penalty prescribed: the prayers specified: the whole earnestly recommended to the consideration of men in power, to receive what corrections, and amendments, shall by them be thought expedient. By a Pluralist

    Virtue reviv'd, or Britain's fall protracted A petition to the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain, in Paliament assembled: humbly to address His Majesty, to order and inquiry,... by Pluralist

    Published 1747
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