Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... hold them . We shall only have gained possession of our own . We honor Mr. Stevens for his manliness and courage , in rising superior to the cant to be heard now and then , even in Republican ranks , about subjugation . " You cannot sub ...
... hold them . We shall only have gained possession of our own . We honor Mr. Stevens for his manliness and courage , in rising superior to the cant to be heard now and then , even in Republican ranks , about subjugation . " You cannot sub ...
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... hold , and never held otherwise , that this power is spiritual and not tempo- ral , and extends to the acts of sovereign princes , as to those of other persons , only under their spiritual relations . " I judge , " says Innocent III ...
... hold , and never held otherwise , that this power is spiritual and not tempo- ral , and extends to the acts of sovereign princes , as to those of other persons , only under their spiritual relations . " I judge , " says Innocent III ...
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... hold that obedience to them is regulated by the same principles and rules that regulate our general obedience to the Pope as Supreme Pastor and Governor of the Church . Any order of the Pope in the spiritual order we hold ourselves ...
... hold that obedience to them is regulated by the same principles and rules that regulate our general obedience to the Pope as Supreme Pastor and Governor of the Church . Any order of the Pope in the spiritual order we hold ourselves ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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