Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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... doubt among the coadju- tors of Luther there were men who rejected the Church her- self , and did not even believe in Christ ; but the larger part who joined or submitted to the Protestant movement , wished to retain the Church and the ...
... doubt among the coadju- tors of Luther there were men who rejected the Church her- self , and did not even believe in Christ ; but the larger part who joined or submitted to the Protestant movement , wished to retain the Church and the ...
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... doubt not , in the be- ginning to the principal parties concerned . We have not the least doubt that the Roman Pontiff , Urban VI . , was legitimately elected , and was true Pope ; that his successors , Boniface IX . , Innocent VII ...
... doubt not , in the be- ginning to the principal parties concerned . We have not the least doubt that the Roman Pontiff , Urban VI . , was legitimately elected , and was true Pope ; that his successors , Boniface IX . , Innocent VII ...
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... doubt , or pretend to doubt , the sincerity of our attachment to the religious liberty re- cognized and guarantied by our government , and allege that we merely put up with it , because we are weak , and it is popular , and the best ...
... doubt , or pretend to doubt , the sincerity of our attachment to the religious liberty re- cognized and guarantied by our government , and allege that we merely put up with it , because we are weak , and it is popular , and the best ...
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