The British Quarterly Review, Volumes 61-62Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1875 |
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... whole continent , and the British Isles as well , divided into ecclesiastical provinces , and these again into archbishoprics and bish- oprics , the only marks of diversity being toward the East , where dioceses of the Greek and ...
... whole continent , and the British Isles as well , divided into ecclesiastical provinces , and these again into archbishoprics and bish- oprics , the only marks of diversity being toward the East , where dioceses of the Greek and ...
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... whole range of the Latin nitely more was done by policy , commands , Church ; it had laid hold on a vast majority of and open violence.'t the higher classes , and of the minds that took part in public life ; whole nations clung to it ...
... whole range of the Latin nitely more was done by policy , commands , Church ; it had laid hold on a vast majority of and open violence.'t the higher classes , and of the minds that took part in public life ; whole nations clung to it ...
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... whole hierarchy hangs upon him , and is the instrument of his will . Ten years ago , speaking as for the Pope , Dr ... whole episcopate is Ul- tramontane , the whole priesthood , the whole body of the faithful throughout all nations ...
... whole hierarchy hangs upon him , and is the instrument of his will . Ten years ago , speaking as for the Pope , Dr ... whole episcopate is Ul- tramontane , the whole priesthood , the whole body of the faithful throughout all nations ...
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... whole of Von Arnim's letters from Rome gave rise field of Germany and of Europe . As yet to the suspicion that a similar misuse would there was no German empire ; and Bismarck be made of the Paris correspondence . Of was true to ...
... whole of Von Arnim's letters from Rome gave rise field of Germany and of Europe . As yet to the suspicion that a similar misuse would there was no German empire ; and Bismarck be made of the Paris correspondence . Of was true to ...
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... whole tone and character of what may be called the history - mongers of the period . They went in for the kind of history that would pay - the history that was true was so intimately mixed with it as to form no prominent part of it ...
... whole tone and character of what may be called the history - mongers of the period . They went in for the kind of history that would pay - the history that was true was so intimately mixed with it as to form no prominent part of it ...
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