Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... maintains ; but it is no part of Catholic faith that she is infallible in her legislation or in her discipli- nary canons . Nothing forbids us to maintain , if such be our honest conviction , that any human law , borrowed from the ...
... maintains ; but it is no part of Catholic faith that she is infallible in her legislation or in her discipli- nary canons . Nothing forbids us to maintain , if such be our honest conviction , that any human law , borrowed from the ...
266 psl.
... maintain , after M. de Montalem- bert , concedes the liberty of error , and places it and truth on the footing of equality before the civil authority , we grant , and we would have it so . We do not in this assert the indifference of ...
... maintain , after M. de Montalem- bert , concedes the liberty of error , and places it and truth on the footing of equality before the civil authority , we grant , and we would have it so . We do not in this assert the indifference of ...
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... maintains it , or dares maintain it . So much is and must be conceded on all sides . The temporal sovereignty is not essential to the Papacy , and is held only by the same tenure as other tem- poral sovereignties . What then have we ...
... maintains it , or dares maintain it . So much is and must be conceded on all sides . The temporal sovereignty is not essential to the Papacy , and is held only by the same tenure as other tem- poral sovereignties . What then have we ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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