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Description: | A speech given in the House of Lords.
Reproduction of original in the Grey Pamphlets collection. Durham University Library.
Galley proofs.
Title supplied by cataloguer. Text begins: Earl Grey: Although no noble Lord connected with Scotland has supported the amendment of my noble friend (Lord Camperdown), I cannot allow it to be rejected without stating my reasons for
believing that if we are to have the ministers of parishes in Scotland appointed by election, the ratepayers, as proposed by my noble friend, would, on the whole, form the best electors.
Probably dates from around 1874 when patronage was abolished in the Church of Scotland. | Format: | [electronic resource] | Publisher: | [s.n.], | Subjects: | Clergy. Church of Scotland | Temporal: | 187u
[187-?] | Source: | Research Libraries UK | Creator: | 1802-1894. | Identifier: | 18B24323172 | Language: | English | Format: | [electronic resource] |
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