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... Vidoni and to say loudly , ' This one is not Papable . ' For this Vidoni expressed his thanks , but the stratagem deceived but few . When Azzolino learned that Vidoni had been proposed by Chigi , he determined to try to force through ...
... Vidoni and to say loudly , ' This one is not Papable . ' For this Vidoni expressed his thanks , but the stratagem deceived but few . When Azzolino learned that Vidoni had been proposed by Chigi , he determined to try to force through ...
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British Academy. they not agreed that Vidoni was the man ? How could then Medici pretend that Vidoni was excluded by Spain ? Astorga went to the Conclave to reprove Medici for having compromised the Spanish Court and ordered him to ...
British Academy. they not agreed that Vidoni was the man ? How could then Medici pretend that Vidoni was excluded by Spain ? Astorga went to the Conclave to reprove Medici for having compromised the Spanish Court and ordered him to ...
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... Vidoni were mere show , that he made believe to favour him simply to excite suspicions against him and ruin all his chances . In fact , Vidoni was his enemy and the last man he wanted . This note Azzolino managed , on February 25 , to ...
... Vidoni were mere show , that he made believe to favour him simply to excite suspicions against him and ruin all his chances . In fact , Vidoni was his enemy and the last man he wanted . This note Azzolino managed , on February 25 , to ...
Contents
SECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING JUNE 29 1904 ADDRESS | 17 |
THE FERMENT IN EDUCATION ON THE CONTINENT AND IN AMERICA | 81 |
IDEALISM AND THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE BY EDWARD CAIRD | 95 |
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