Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... Papacy itself that is opposed ; for as long as the Papacy stands , there is a moral power that 1860. ] 221 Ventura on Christian Politics .
... Papacy itself that is opposed ; for as long as the Papacy stands , there is a moral power that 1860. ] 221 Ventura on Christian Politics .
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... Papacy in its relations with temporal sovereigns with- out assuming the high ground of Bellarmine and Suarez , and to indicate a ground on which he imagined all parties might meet and shake hands as friends and brothers . His aim was ...
... Papacy in its relations with temporal sovereigns with- out assuming the high ground of Bellarmine and Suarez , and to indicate a ground on which he imagined all parties might meet and shake hands as friends and brothers . His aim was ...
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... Papacy , the Catholic publicist has to meet and dispose of . We may say what we will , but it is a fact , that the mass of thinking men , Catholics as well as non - Catholics , cannot be made to believe that the interests of the Church ...
... Papacy , the Catholic publicist has to meet and dispose of . We may say what we will , but it is a fact , that the mass of thinking men , Catholics as well as non - Catholics , cannot be made to believe that the interests of the Church ...
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