Critical and Historical Essays, Volume 3Houghton, Mifflin, 1901 |
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Pagina 18
... object was the same with that of our early Methodists , namely , to supply the deficiencies of the parochial clergy . The Church of Rome , wiser than the Church of England , gave every countenance to the good work . The members of the ...
... object was the same with that of our early Methodists , namely , to supply the deficiencies of the parochial clergy . The Church of Rome , wiser than the Church of England , gave every countenance to the good work . The members of the ...
Pagina 21
... object was to drive no person out of the pale of the Church . Since there were bad people , it was better that they should be bad Catholics than bad Protestants . If a person was so unfortunate as to be a bravo , a libertine , or a ...
... object was to drive no person out of the pale of the Church . Since there were bad people , it was better that they should be bad Catholics than bad Protestants . If a person was so unfortunate as to be a bravo , a libertine , or a ...
Pagina 27
... object of marrying his son into one of the great Continental houses , was ready to make immense concessions to Rome , and even to admit a modified primacy in the Pope . Henry the Fourth twice abjured the reformed doctrines from ...
... object of marrying his son into one of the great Continental houses , was ready to make immense concessions to Rome , and even to admit a modified primacy in the Pope . Henry the Fourth twice abjured the reformed doctrines from ...
Pagina 29
... objects of as much interest as the purlieus of St. John Lateran . Our island , the head of the Protestant interest , did not send out a single missionary or a single instructor of youth to the scene of the great spiritual war . Not a ...
... objects of as much interest as the purlieus of St. John Lateran . Our island , the head of the Protestant interest , did not send out a single missionary or a single instructor of youth to the scene of the great spiritual war . Not a ...
Pagina 30
... object of contempt . He may be vulgar , ignorant , visionary , extravagant ; but he will do and suffer things which it is for her interest that somebody should do and suffer , yet from which calm and sober - minded men would shrink ...
... object of contempt . He may be vulgar , ignorant , visionary , extravagant ; but he will do and suffer things which it is for her interest that somebody should do and suffer , yet from which calm and sober - minded men would shrink ...
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