Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... tion of this admirable work , and we are sure that a first edi- tion of it will be speedily exhausted . In the mean time we recommend it earnestly to all who would possess a strong Catholic statement of principle in regard to matters ...
... tion of this admirable work , and we are sure that a first edi- tion of it will be speedily exhausted . In the mean time we recommend it earnestly to all who would possess a strong Catholic statement of principle in regard to matters ...
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... tion , and no real justification at all ; but we cannot applaud him for attempting to do it , either by asserting for us beatitude in this life , or by assuming that we are , or that we make , our own final cause . Following modern ...
... tion , and no real justification at all ; but we cannot applaud him for attempting to do it , either by asserting for us beatitude in this life , or by assuming that we are , or that we make , our own final cause . Following modern ...
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... tion as reviewers , but also to all who aspire to artistic excel- lence and literary glory . These should remember that they must know and will , as well as feel , study as well as dream , and labor to rise above the merely sensible ...
... tion as reviewers , but also to all who aspire to artistic excel- lence and literary glory . These should remember that they must know and will , as well as feel , study as well as dream , and labor to rise above the merely sensible ...
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