Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... speaking to the public , I was young , inexperienced , ignorant , though perhaps not remarkably modest ; my views were in ... speak more fully , and at greater length . The name I have chosen , is not chosen from a selfish vanity , but ...
... speaking to the public , I was young , inexperienced , ignorant , though perhaps not remarkably modest ; my views were in ... speak more fully , and at greater length . The name I have chosen , is not chosen from a selfish vanity , but ...
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... speaking , it will not be new , but the old transformed . Here , in brief , is my Catholicism , on which I shall have , in the progress of this work , much to say . To speak technically , I am neither Protestant nor Romanist . I belong ...
... speaking , it will not be new , but the old transformed . Here , in brief , is my Catholicism , on which I shall have , in the progress of this work , much to say . To speak technically , I am neither Protestant nor Romanist . I belong ...
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... speak of the idealist doctrine , which , according to us , has been the foundation of Christianity ; we have reproached Protestantism , in general , with its want of idealism ; we have characterized the decline of metaphysics in the ...
... speak of the idealist doctrine , which , according to us , has been the foundation of Christianity ; we have reproached Protestantism , in general , with its want of idealism ; we have characterized the decline of metaphysics in the ...
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