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Were those claims of the Pope opposed in Europe ? Opposed they were ; and the consequence of such opposition were many and very bloody wars ; the Kings of France contended against the Popes ; the Emperors properly so called , I cannot ...
Were those claims of the Pope opposed in Europe ? Opposed they were ; and the consequence of such opposition were many and very bloody wars ; the Kings of France contended against the Popes ; the Emperors properly so called , I cannot ...
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Not in the slightest degree ; on the contrary , as the laws of God , which the Pope does enforce amongst Catholics , ordain that we should pay obedience to the existing government of the country where we dwell , so the obedience we owe ...
Not in the slightest degree ; on the contrary , as the laws of God , which the Pope does enforce amongst Catholics , ordain that we should pay obedience to the existing government of the country where we dwell , so the obedience we owe ...
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Does the nature of the obedience that Catholics owe to the Pope justify the objection that their allegiance is divided to the state they live under ? -By no means - we never profess any allegiance to the Pope ; we take an oath at our ...
Does the nature of the obedience that Catholics owe to the Pope justify the objection that their allegiance is divided to the state they live under ? -By no means - we never profess any allegiance to the Pope ; we take an oath at our ...
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Contents
A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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