Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... foreign body , and brings with it a civilization foreign from the American , and in some respects inferior to it . The great majority of our congregations are of foreign birth , or the children of foreign - born parents , and the ...
... foreign body , and brings with it a civilization foreign from the American , and in some respects inferior to it . The great majority of our congregations are of foreign birth , or the children of foreign - born parents , and the ...
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... foreign civilization , and a foreign faith and worshippers , with foreign believers and worshippers , and whatever we may say , or whatever may be the case hereafter , the Catholic people in this country are as distinct from the ...
... foreign civilization , and a foreign faith and worshippers , with foreign believers and worshippers , and whatever we may say , or whatever may be the case hereafter , the Catholic people in this country are as distinct from the ...
169 psl.
... foreign Catholics . American clergy for the foreign congregations , for the Catholics now in the coun- try , and foreign missionaries to the American people , would not be objectionable , but in many respects would be a very good ...
... foreign Catholics . American clergy for the foreign congregations , for the Catholics now in the coun- try , and foreign missionaries to the American people , would not be objectionable , but in many respects would be a very good ...
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