Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... catholic truth , save in words , the 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 ...
... catholic truth , save in words , the 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 ...
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... Catholic cause . Yet we have remained , according to our light and understanding , a sincere and earnest Catholic , and have never ceased to feel that we have our home only among Catholics ; and though we do not regard every Catholic as ...
... Catholic cause . Yet we have remained , according to our light and understanding , a sincere and earnest Catholic , and have never ceased to feel that we have our home only among Catholics ; and though we do not regard every Catholic as ...
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... Catholic , written a line that we regarded as unorthodox , and not intended to serve the cause of Catholic faith and civilization . From our youth up we have loved Truth , and wooed her as a bride , and we wish to die in her embrace ...
... Catholic , written a line that we regarded as unorthodox , and not intended to serve the cause of Catholic faith and civilization . From our youth up we have loved Truth , and wooed her as a bride , and we wish to die in her embrace ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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