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Pagina 7
... at all the truth of our pro- position , that divinity , properly so called , is not a pro- gressive science . A very common knowledge of history , a very little observation of life , will suffice to RANKE'S HISTORY OF THE POPES 7.
... at all the truth of our pro- position , that divinity , properly so called , is not a pro- gressive science . A very common knowledge of history , a very little observation of life , will suffice to RANKE'S HISTORY OF THE POPES 7.
Pagina 26
... , while danger had thus called forth in the bosom of the Church of Rome many of the highest qualities of the Reformers , the Reformers had contracted some of the corruptions which had been justly censured 26 RANKE'S HISTORY OF THE POPES.
... , while danger had thus called forth in the bosom of the Church of Rome many of the highest qualities of the Reformers , the Reformers had contracted some of the corruptions which had been justly censured 26 RANKE'S HISTORY OF THE POPES.
Pagina 39
... called themselves philosophers , they yet had , in far greater measure than their opponents , that charity towards men of all classes and races which Christianity enjoins . Religious persecution , judicial tor- ture , arbitrary ...
... called themselves philosophers , they yet had , in far greater measure than their opponents , that charity towards men of all classes and races which Christianity enjoins . Religious persecution , judicial tor- ture , arbitrary ...
Pagina 56
... called forth by every incident of life ? If what Mr. Charles Lamb says were correct , the inference would be that these dramatists did not in the least understand the very first principles of their craft . Pure landscape- painting into ...
... called forth by every incident of life ? If what Mr. Charles Lamb says were correct , the inference would be that these dramatists did not in the least understand the very first principles of their craft . Pure landscape- painting into ...
Pagina 67
... called on her Grace the next day , and with great humility begged to know in what way he had been so unfortunate as to dis- oblige her . Thus began an intimacy from which the poet probably expected wealth and honors . Nor were such ...
... called on her Grace the next day , and with great humility begged to know in what way he had been so unfortunate as to dis- oblige her . Thus began an intimacy from which the poet probably expected wealth and honors . Nor were such ...
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