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... passed with sure and unostentatious familiarity over wellnigh every department of humanistic knowledge , as he has in the course of his long and vigorous life passed over wellnigh every country on the habitable globe . One who could ...
... passed with sure and unostentatious familiarity over wellnigh every department of humanistic knowledge , as he has in the course of his long and vigorous life passed over wellnigh every country on the habitable globe . One who could ...
Page 155
... passed away since his death ; much of the work of his contemporaries , and still more of his immne- diate successors , is trembling in the balance or has definitely passed away ; but to whatever extent we directly own him as leader ...
... passed away since his death ; much of the work of his contemporaries , and still more of his immne- diate successors , is trembling in the balance or has definitely passed away ; but to whatever extent we directly own him as leader ...
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... passing mention of the minute protection of the Basilica of the Santa Casa of Loreto , near Recanati , which holds the little house of the Virgin , miraculously transferred from Nazareth to Dalmatia and across the Adriatic to Loreto ...
... passing mention of the minute protection of the Basilica of the Santa Casa of Loreto , near Recanati , which holds the little house of the Virgin , miraculously transferred from Nazareth to Dalmatia and across the Adriatic to Loreto ...
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Presidential ADDRESS | 1 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191617 | 33 |
ANNUAL REPORT FOR 191718 | 51 |
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