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... other . Within the Catholic Church there were no serious disputes on points of doctrine . The decisions of the Council of Trent were received ; and the Jansenian controversy had not yet arisen RANKE'S HISTORY OF THE POPES 27.
... other . Within the Catholic Church there were no serious disputes on points of doctrine . The decisions of the Council of Trent were received ; and the Jansenian controversy had not yet arisen RANKE'S HISTORY OF THE POPES 27.
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Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. received ; and the Jansenian controversy had not yet arisen . The whole force of Rome was , therefore , effec- tive for the purpose of carrying on the war against the Reformation . On the other ...
Thomas Babington Macaulay Baron Macaulay. received ; and the Jansenian controversy had not yet arisen . The whole force of Rome was , therefore , effec- tive for the purpose of carrying on the war against the Reformation . On the other ...
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... received in the struggle with Port Royal . It was now still more rudely assailed by the philosophers . Its spirit was broken ; its reputation was tainted . Insulted by all the men of genius in Europe , condemned by the civil magis ...
... received in the struggle with Port Royal . It was now still more rudely assailed by the philosophers . Its spirit was broken ; its reputation was tainted . Insulted by all the men of genius in Europe , condemned by the civil magis ...
Pagina 42
... received the adora- tion of thousands , who exclaimed that at length , for the first time , those ancient Gothic arches had resounded with the accents of truth . The new unbelief was as intolerant as the old superstition . To show ...
... received the adora- tion of thousands , who exclaimed that at length , for the first time , those ancient Gothic arches had resounded with the accents of truth . The new unbelief was as intolerant as the old superstition . To show ...
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... received and obeyed by great numbers of people . We need not go to Utopia or Fairyland to find them . They are near at hand . Every night some of them cheat at the hells in the Quad- rant , and others pace the Piazza in Covent Garden ...
... received and obeyed by great numbers of people . We need not go to Utopia or Fairyland to find them . They are near at hand . Every night some of them cheat at the hells in the Quad- rant , and others pace the Piazza in Covent Garden ...
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