Cobbett's legacy to parsons : or, have the clergy of the established church an equitable right to the tithes, or to any other thing called church property, greater than the dissenters have to the same? ; and ought there, or ought there not, to be a separation of the church from the state? ; in six letters, addressed to the church-parsons in general, including the cathedral and college clergy and the bishops ; with a dedication to Blomfield, Bishop of London

William Cobbett

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO 3 1822 02665 2701 UBnARY University OF CA! /.-ORN!A SAN )D^EGO : COBBETT'S LEGACY TO PARSONS, OB HAVE THE CLERGY OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH AN EQUITABLE RIGHT TO THB TITHES, OR TO ANY OTHER THING CALLED CHTTRCH PKOPERTY, DISSENTERS HAVE THE 1 OUGHTGREATER THAN THE TO SAME AND NOT,THERE, OR OUGHT THERE TO BE A SEPARATION OF THE CHURCH PROM TES STATE? IN SIX LETTERS, ADDRESSED TO THE'CHURCH-PARSONS IN GENERAL, INCLUDC^GTHECATHEDRAL AND COLLEGE CLERGY AND THE BISHOPS WITH TO BLOMFIELD,A DEDICATION BISHOP OF LONDON. BY WILLIAM COBBETT, ESa. M. P. — FOR OLDHAM. NEW YORK D. & J. SADLIER, 58 Gold Street. 1845. CONTENTS. 5Dedication. Letter, -1. How came there to be an Established Church"? 9 -2. How came there to be people called Dissenters'? 42 domination the3. What is the foundation of the of '? 55former over the latter to religious in-4. Does the Establishment conduce ----- 76struction"? Establishment and, is5. What is the state of the 1 ---------88it possible to reform if? called Church and6. What is that compound thing, the effects of a sepa-State "? and what would be - 118ration ofthem 1 DEDICATION TO JAMES BLOMFIELD, BISHOP OF LONDON. Normandy Farm, 9th March, 1835. Bishop, About six-ancl-twenty years ago, you drank tea at my whenhouse at Botley, you were a curate of some place in Norfolk or a teacher to the offsprings ; of some hereditary legislator.

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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
3 1822 02665 2701UBnARY
University
OF
CA! /.-ORN!A
SAN )D^EGO:
COBBETT'S
LEGACY TO PARSONS,
OB
HAVE THE CLERGY OF THE ESTABLISHED CHURCH AN EQUITABLE RIGHT TO
THB TITHES, OR TO ANY OTHER THING CALLED CHTTRCH PKOPERTY,
DISSENTERS HAVE THE 1 OUGHTGREATER THAN THE TO SAME AND
NOT,THERE, OR OUGHT THERE TO BE A SEPARATION OF THE CHURCH
PROM TES STATE?
IN SIX LETTERS,
ADDRESSED TO
THE'CHURCH-PARSONS IN GENERAL, INCLUDC^GTHECATHEDRAL
AND COLLEGE CLERGY AND THE BISHOPS
WITH
TO BLOMFIELD,A DEDICATION
BISHOP OF LONDON.
BY WILLIAM COBBETT, ESa. M. P.
— FOR OLDHAM.
NEW YORK
D. & J. SADLIER,
58 Gold Street.
1845.CONTENTS.
5Dedication.
Letter,
-1. How came there to be an Established Church"? 9
-2. How came there to be people called Dissenters'? 42
domination the3. What is the foundation of the of
'? 55former over the latter
to religious in-4. Does the Establishment conduce
----- 76struction"?
Establishment and, is5. What is the state of the 1
---------88it possible to reform if?
called Church and6. What is that compound thing,
the effects of a sepa-State "? and what would be
- 118ration ofthem 1