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... never consent to its being changed . If such an amendment could be carried , it would be a grand thing ; whether it can be or not , can never be known till the experiment is made . We hope Mr. Wilson may succeed , for our mind is made ...
... never consent to its being changed . If such an amendment could be carried , it would be a grand thing ; whether it can be or not , can never be known till the experiment is made . We hope Mr. Wilson may succeed , for our mind is made ...
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. love is sacred , holy , and can never , whatever the imperfec- tions of the spouses , be utterly miserable , because it can never leave the mind utterly empty , and the soul to devour herself . In this sense ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. love is sacred , holy , and can never , whatever the imperfec- tions of the spouses , be utterly miserable , because it can never leave the mind utterly empty , and the soul to devour herself . In this sense ...
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... never seriously misunderstood us , or had their confidence in us as a sincere and earnest Catholic in the least impaired , and who have never allowed popular clamor , or even differences of opinion , to affect them . They have stood by ...
... never seriously misunderstood us , or had their confidence in us as a sincere and earnest Catholic in the least impaired , and who have never allowed popular clamor , or even differences of opinion , to affect them . They have stood by ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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