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Experimental Evaluation of Efficacy,rring, also the president of the S.P.G., suffered serious health problems, beginning in 1753, and never fully recovered his physical capacity. In the same year Bishop of London Thomas Sherlock, the prelate assigned with jurisdiction over the colonial church by the Board of Trade, had been incapacita

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Recent Results in Cancer Researchnterest in an American bishop. They recalled that 17 years earlier Secker, when he was the bishop of Oxford, had strongly supported an American prelate in his Anniversary Sermon delivered before the members of the S.P.G. at St. Mary-le-Bow Church in London..

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81219-4recovery of rights forfeited under Parliament’s repressive Coercive Acts. It eventually became the central government for the provinces, however fragmentary its powers. The creation of the Continental Association by the Congress was intended to regularise procedures against dissidents in the colonie

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-81219-4ed experience for the English church. Newspapers in every provincial capital reported the proceedings and that prompted objectionable articles and essays from several leading Anglican ministers. The dramatically changed political circumstances for the institution was most recently framed by a decade

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-6214-5r independence comparable to their Loyalist colleagues. There was no parson contesting or contrasting the Tory opinions of Jonathan Boucher, Thomas Bradbury Chandler, Charles Inglis, or Samuel Seabury and championing the movement, nor had any of the men been a leading participant in the effort to ob

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Medicinal Applications of Plant Lectinsnd imperilled. No longer was the fiery issue of episcopacy passionately argued by Congregational or Anglican wordsmiths. It was surrounded and eclipsed by new and little-understood social and political circumstances; the relative stability of earlier years was replaced by challenges to imperial auth

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Medicinal Applications of Plant Lectinsd lead to rebellion and war with England. For the church, it was a dire circumstance that foreshadowed an uncertain future. In addition, from Maine to Georgia, civil events would call into question the political loyalties of the church’s ministers. During the previous century, rhetoric critical of t