The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 549
... Protestant countrymen , we fear , will not be equally docile ; they will say that it is an infinite enlargement of the inevitable duty of private judgment ; and that the very process of their conversion would require more than ...
... Protestant countrymen , we fear , will not be equally docile ; they will say that it is an infinite enlargement of the inevitable duty of private judgment ; and that the very process of their conversion would require more than ...
Page 556
... Protestants — the course generally pursued . The Protestant says , ' Yes , my fathers per- secuted , it is true ; Rome taught them the lesson well , and it was hard to unlearn it ; she burned it in too deeply to be soon forgotten ; but ...
... Protestants — the course generally pursued . The Protestant says , ' Yes , my fathers per- secuted , it is true ; Rome taught them the lesson well , and it was hard to unlearn it ; she burned it in too deeply to be soon forgotten ; but ...
Page 573
Or Critical Journal. 1851 . Growth of Protestant Toleration . 573 Pope in forbidding Protestants to erect of their individual autho- rity Episcopal sees in the Papal States ; but we cannot doubt , from his own conduct in the parallel ...
Or Critical Journal. 1851 . Growth of Protestant Toleration . 573 Pope in forbidding Protestants to erect of their individual autho- rity Episcopal sees in the Papal States ; but we cannot doubt , from his own conduct in the parallel ...
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