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Confident in the vigour of his authority and the absolute obe- dience of his servants , Pius IX . has , without any regular con- vocation of the members of the Church , and by a novel excess of the Papal jurisdiction , assumed and ...
Confident in the vigour of his authority and the absolute obe- dience of his servants , Pius IX . has , without any regular con- vocation of the members of the Church , and by a novel excess of the Papal jurisdiction , assumed and ...
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assumed a supremacy - set itself above , admitted only what it chose of the great Canon Law of the Church ; it was self - originating , self- asserting , it had not condescended to consult those in whom for cen- turies all political as ...
assumed a supremacy - set itself above , admitted only what it chose of the great Canon Law of the Church ; it was self - originating , self- asserting , it had not condescended to consult those in whom for cen- turies all political as ...
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It pervades , at this moment , the more vehement members of the High Church party in Eng- land who declaim against the Royal Supremacy ; and it scorns to acknowledge any compact between the authority of the priesthood and the authority ...
It pervades , at this moment , the more vehement members of the High Church party in Eng- land who declaim against the Royal Supremacy ; and it scorns to acknowledge any compact between the authority of the priesthood and the authority ...
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1 Histoire de la République dAngleterre et de Crom | 1 |
Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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