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I.There appears indeed to have been a real wish on the part of Peter the aunque poco sea Great and of some of the patriarchs to forward the project but the ecclesiastical synod of Russia was evidently not quite clear from whom the overtures proceeded.Dissatisfied as to the validity of Lutheran orders, he had at first turned his thoughts to Rome, not unaware that he should find in that Church many departures from the simplicity of the early faith, but feeling that it possessed at all events that primitive constitution which he had learnt to consider essential.Since, then, the Church in which they had been brought up had failed them, where should they find intercommunion and sympathy? aunque poco sea Not among English Nonconformists.Nelson's intimate associates, were also accustomed to pray for those in either state.Only the tie was a personal one much aunque poco sea in the same way as the Pope had been far more than an embodied symbol of Church authority.' Bishop Ken may be quoted to the same effect.Yet, though Robert aunque poco sea Nelson had too warm a heart to sacrifice the friendship of a good man to any difference of opinion, and too hearty a zeal in good works to let his personal predilections stand in the way of them, he belonged very distinctively to the High Church party.It was 'not lawful either to add any thing or take away any thing' from 'what has been defined and determined by ancient Fathers and the Holy Oecumenical Synods from the time of the apostles and their holy successors, the Fathers of our Church, to this time.Evidently it was a point which had not come very prominently forward for distinct aunque poco sea assertion or contradiction, and one in which there was great room for ambiguity.The former urged it upon Lord Russell as 'the declared doctrine of all Protestant Churches,' and that the contrary was 'a very great and dangerous mistake,' and that if not a sin of ignorance, 'it will appear of a much more heinous nature, as in truth it is, and calls for a very particular and deep repentance.A Churchman, with whom Jurors aunque poco sea and Nonjurors met on terms of equal cordiality, who was intimate alike with Tillotson and Hickes whose love for Ken was nowise incompatible with much esteem for Kidder, the 'uncanonical usurper' of his see and who consulted for the advancement of Christian knowledge as readily with Burnet, Patrick, and Fowler, as with Bull, Beveridge, and Sharp represents a sort of character which every national Church ought to produce in abundance, but which stands out in grateful relief from the contentions which embittered the first years of the century and the spiritual dulness which set in soon afterwards.But now, to the minds of many of them, the ideal had passed away, or had become a shadow.