The Month, Volume 8Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1868 |
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Page 235
... gives this unhappy man from his bloodthirsty enemies , " replied the Patri- arch calmly . " The Church no longer possesses the right to give this pro- tection . " " Pardon me , mighty Emperor , if I reply that she cannot lose a right ...
... gives this unhappy man from his bloodthirsty enemies , " replied the Patri- arch calmly . " The Church no longer possesses the right to give this pro- tection . " " Pardon me , mighty Emperor , if I reply that she cannot lose a right ...
Page 236
... Give all these unsettled elements time to compose themselves— give this unhappy Eutropius time to submit himself to the chastening Hand of God . I know you only desire to do what is just and right : well , then , let your desire be the ...
... Give all these unsettled elements time to compose themselves— give this unhappy Eutropius time to submit himself to the chastening Hand of God . I know you only desire to do what is just and right : well , then , let your desire be the ...
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... give them . But this was not the case . The " adapters " of Catholic devotions were not content with the limits laid down in the Prayer - book . It may be questioned , indeed , whether in some respects they did not do things more odious ...
... give them . But this was not the case . The " adapters " of Catholic devotions were not content with the limits laid down in the Prayer - book . It may be questioned , indeed , whether in some respects they did not do things more odious ...
Contents
CAVALIERE DE ROSSI ON THE HISTORY | 1 |
MEMOIRS OF AN EMIGRE OFFICER | 13 |
LOOK UP AND SPEAK TO ME | 26 |
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