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On being further questioned , Mr. Fox declared that he had direct authority for what he had said . ' ( April 30th , 1787. ) † After this nuptial ceremony , wholly invalid in law , had been performed , the Prince had not the courage to ...
On being further questioned , Mr. Fox declared that he had direct authority for what he had said . ' ( April 30th , 1787. ) † After this nuptial ceremony , wholly invalid in law , had been performed , the Prince had not the courage to ...
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As early as the 9th century the project of the Popes might be traced to overthrow the existing constitution of the Church , which in every country still essentially rested on the authority of the metropolitan , to place the whole Church ...
As early as the 9th century the project of the Popes might be traced to overthrow the existing constitution of the Church , which in every country still essentially rested on the authority of the metropolitan , to place the whole Church ...
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In France the authority and jurisdiction of the Roman Congregations have never been admitted ; for , said Omer Talon , Advocate General of the Crown in 1647 , ' to admit their decrees in this realm would be to admit the authority of the ...
In France the authority and jurisdiction of the Roman Congregations have never been admitted ; for , said Omer Talon , Advocate General of the Crown in 1647 , ' to admit their decrees in this realm would be to admit the authority of the ...
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