It would also result in two competing provinces on the same soil, each claiming the mantle of historical Anglican Christianity.
The surrounding garden is like a miniature Eden - papayas, bananas, pineapple patches and spice trees all co-exist on the same soil, as well as Ayurvedic herbs.
Plant them four or five inches deep, the groups close enough so that they're growing in more or less the same soil.
Lenin and his enemies sprang from the same soil of opposition to czarism, believed in a special destiny for Russia and in many ways thought the same thoughts.
It is a revelatory comparison with large philosophical implications, suggesting that fine art, commercial art and fashion grow out of the same soil of collective consciousness.
Most of what happens in a recording studio is repetitive monotony, tilling the same soil over and over to make slight improvements — insufferably boring, in his view.
One could point to how birthright ensures loyalty to those born on the same soil and preserves one's ties to one's ancestors.
Yet the gene that makes corn insect-resistant, he knew, came from the same soil bacterium long used by organic food growers as a natural insecticide.
Now spirits produced on the same soil are being sold at the Oyster Bar in Grand Central Terminal, and at modern speakeasies like PDT in the East Village.
"To us," she says, "and to Richard also, that marriage was completely natural; it grew from the same soil – you wouldn't ever think of one without the other, you would never separate them".
It's interesting to notice on a map that Sancerre is much closer to Chablis than it is to its Loire sibling, Vouvray, and shares some of the same soil characteristics.
