Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... civilization is the most advanced civilization the world has yet seen , and comes nearer to the realization of the Catholic Ideal than any which has been heretofore developed and actualized . We speak not of civilization in the sense of ...
... civilization is the most advanced civilization the world has yet seen , and comes nearer to the realization of the Catholic Ideal than any which has been heretofore developed and actualized . We speak not of civilization in the sense of ...
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... civilization of the country does not owe its superiority to the heterodoxy with which it is asso- ciated , any more than the civilization which Catholics bring with them owes its inferiority to the orthodoxy with which it is ...
... civilization of the country does not owe its superiority to the heterodoxy with which it is asso- ciated , any more than the civilization which Catholics bring with them owes its inferiority to the orthodoxy with which it is ...
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... civilization . She has founded modern civilization itself . She has taken the rude , untamed Barbarians who overran the Roman em- pire , and made them the free , the great , the elevated , and refined nations of the modern world , far ...
... civilization . She has founded modern civilization itself . She has taken the rude , untamed Barbarians who overran the Roman em- pire , and made them the free , the great , the elevated , and refined nations of the modern world , far ...
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ARCHBISHOP HUGHES ON SLAVERY | 34 |
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