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Excerpt from The Reconciliation of Religion and Science: Being Essays on ImmortalityEeing that more than half the differences of opinion in philosophy and theology are due to the use of words in different senses, it may be well to define in what sense the words religion and science are used in this volume. It is, I may say, the popular, ordinary, and quite intelligible sense which they commonly bear - indeed, in my opinion, the general public ...

Excerpt from The Poor LawOf the dangers that await - let us call it - unlicensed appropriation. On p. 77 I quote from Sir F. Head the story of the parish clerk who threatened to fight the overseer if he did not pay him for ringing the bell at paupers' funerals, and on p. 114 I point out that the clerk, ta of the Guardians, has a su premacy much greater than is usually held by similar officers. Dr. Aschrott combines his information with the fol...

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Excerpt from The Reconciliation of Religion and Science: Being Essays on Immortality Seeing that more than half the differences of opinion in philosophy and theology are due to the use of words in different senses, it may be well to define in what sense the words "religion" and "science" are used in this volume. It is, I may say, the popular, ordinary, and quite intelligible sense which they commonly bear - indeed, in my opinion, the general ...

Excerpt from The Poor Law Legal provision for the relief of the destitute is not, like other national institutions, - for instance, Parliament, courts of justice, or a standing army, - a plain and necessary part of civilised social organisation, requiring no explanation and needing no defence. On the contrary, such provision would seem at first sight artificial and even unnatural, for it establishes a state of things in which persons are not ...

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This is a pre-1923 historical reproduction that was curated for quality. Quality assurance was conducted on each of these books in an attempt to remove books with imperfections introduced by the digitization process. Though we have made best efforts - the books may have occasional errors that do not impede the reading experience. We believe this work is culturally important and have elected to bring the book back into print as part of our cont...