Doubtless, it is part of the ideal of the Anglican Church that, under certain safeguards, it should find room for latitudinarians even among its clergy.

The grim Puritan interest of the whole neighborhood was, of course, on the grave side--against both dancing and novels, as proposed by local loose thinkers and latitudinarians of every degree.

At the outset, English correctness reinforced by snobbery and further backed up by what Mencken calls "Anglomaniacs" prevailed over American latitudinarian inventiveness.

But our theorists should heed two warnings, which might constrain somewhat Tamanaha's otherwise latitudinarian attitude regarding what indigenous people "do with" their law.

"Without the open texture of the constitutional provisions [in question] and the Supreme Court's latitudinarian interpretations of congressional power," Klarman rounds off this passage in his book, Americans would had have little choice but to "scrap" the Constitution as of "antiquarian interest" only (p.

(55) In Letters, Milner engaged in a heated controversy with Sturges, the Anglican chancellor of Winchester and chaplain to the King, over the latitudinarian and anti-Catholic doctrines of the late bishop of Winchester, Benjamin Hoadly, in which papal supremacy played a central role.

The reaction to the "many sides" and "fine people" improvisations was, at once, two-fold: support for the president among regressives, and those whose jobs rely on his largesse, or arraignment by political adversaries, latitudinarian interest groups and business leaders.

(20) But the parallel fact of latitudinarian readings of transfer regimes--that is, schemes that authorize distributing funds (21)--has largely escaped attention.

These views are typically Remonstrant or, as Mandeville thinks the clergy would consider him, " latitudinarian , if not worse." (21)

The chapter on Mary II details a number of achievements of this activist, forthrightly latitudinarian regnant Queen who did much to secure religious toleration and liberty for the eighteenth century by appointing twenty-five bishops opposed to preaching against Dissenters, and making Tillotson Archbishop of Canterbury.

(42) But even if he was a latitudinarian Anglican, an Enlightenment Christian, or a conservative Deist, he would have viewed Jesus as--at least--an exemplar of virtue.