Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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... father . The very word Pope , papa , means father , and we are not to suppose that this term has been applied to him without a reason , or a good and sufficient reason . The term must have some appropriateness , and im- ply that he is ...
... father . The very word Pope , papa , means father , and we are not to suppose that this term has been applied to him without a reason , or a good and sufficient reason . The term must have some appropriateness , and im- ply that he is ...
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. Father Hecker . Father Hecker's book is a sore puzzle to the Evangelical Reviewer . It squares neither with his notions of the Gospel , nor with his ... Father Hecker. Father Hecker's book is a sore puzzle ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. Father Hecker . Father Hecker's book is a sore puzzle to the Evangelical Reviewer . It squares neither with his notions of the Gospel , nor with his ... Father Hecker. Father Hecker's book is a sore puzzle ...
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... father , and his father's original country ? Hardly any thing good could have come of him , had he gone to St. Peter's school , so long as he was so injudiciously treated at home . Tim Flanagan is an Irishman as well as Miles Blake ...
... father , and his father's original country ? Hardly any thing good could have come of him , had he gone to St. Peter's school , so long as he was so injudiciously treated at home . Tim Flanagan is an Irishman as well as Miles Blake ...
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