Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomas;6 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1853 |
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... Political Constitution which he ad- mires , we fear that he is for the moment far more ab- sorbed in the political than in the Catholic question . We cannot doubt the sincerity or the firmness of his faith , but we tremble , lest he ...
... Political Constitution which he ad- mires , we fear that he is for the moment far more ab- sorbed in the political than in the Catholic question . We cannot doubt the sincerity or the firmness of his faith , but we tremble , lest he ...
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... political party , and wish to hear nothing said of " the Catholic vote . " We know , and wish to know , no Catholic party in politics , for such a party could only tend to mix our holy religion up with the party squabbles of the day ...
... political party , and wish to hear nothing said of " the Catholic vote . " We know , and wish to know , no Catholic party in politics , for such a party could only tend to mix our holy religion up with the party squabbles of the day ...
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... politics , and to place ourselves in opposition to the spirit and genius of the American political and civil order . No party has the right to do it . For a party to pledge itself , in case of success , to appoint a Catholic to a high ...
... politics , and to place ourselves in opposition to the spirit and genius of the American political and civil order . No party has the right to do it . For a party to pledge itself , in case of success , to appoint a Catholic to a high ...
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