Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volume 1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... sense we rarely meddle with politics , and hardly referred to them . Several of the questions we discussed are political in the old sense of the word , we admit , but not in the present newspaper and popular sense . The questions ...
... sense we rarely meddle with politics , and hardly referred to them . Several of the questions we discussed are political in the old sense of the word , we admit , but not in the present newspaper and popular sense . The questions ...
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... sense of which is little understood even by Catholics themselves , than we find in many Catho- lic nations . They are heterodox and externally schismatics , but their civilization and ours is one and the same in prin- ciple , and ...
... sense of which is little understood even by Catholics themselves , than we find in many Catho- lic nations . They are heterodox and externally schismatics , but their civilization and ours is one and the same in prin- ciple , and ...
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... sense , it does not include profes- sional works , or works devoted specially to science or the sciences . It must ... sense , good sense , taste , or good taste . To determine their basis , their existence , or their authority beyond ...
... sense , it does not include profes- sional works , or works devoted specially to science or the sciences . It must ... sense , good sense , taste , or good taste . To determine their basis , their existence , or their authority beyond ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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