The Quarterly Review, Том 172William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1891 |
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... with Church questions of the early and Middle Ages as freely as Milman , and ( in his later works at least ) from much the same point of view . A priest A priest and a devout Catholic , it would be 34 Döllinger and the Papacy .
... with Church questions of the early and Middle Ages as freely as Milman , and ( in his later works at least ) from much the same point of view . A priest A priest and a devout Catholic , it would be 34 Döllinger and the Papacy .
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... forced upon him by his position as a sincere Catholic and a learned man . His natural bent was that of an enquirer , not an apologist ; D 2 and and in the course of enquiry he arrived at results Döllinger and the Papacy . 35.
... forced upon him by his position as a sincere Catholic and a learned man . His natural bent was that of an enquirer , not an apologist ; D 2 and and in the course of enquiry he arrived at results Döllinger and the Papacy . 35.
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... In loyalty to the Roman Church he thought with Montalembert ; in his desire to free the Church from State interference he agreed with Lamennais , who had had endeavoured in 1830 to gain the assent of Rome 36 Döllinger and the Papacy .
... In loyalty to the Roman Church he thought with Montalembert ; in his desire to free the Church from State interference he agreed with Lamennais , who had had endeavoured in 1830 to gain the assent of Rome 36 Döllinger and the Papacy .
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... Papacy . The twenty years which followed were occupied partly with political life , but much more in that unceasing literary labour to which were devoted nearly twelve hours of every day . Döllinger never professed to be , like his ...
... Papacy . The twenty years which followed were occupied partly with political life , but much more in that unceasing literary labour to which were devoted nearly twelve hours of every day . Döllinger never professed to be , like his ...
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... Papacy ; that Popes had erred in matters of faith , had contradicted and anathematized each other ; that they had interfered unjustly with the rights of sovereigns and nations ; that Councils had been browbeaten and coerced , among them ...
... Papacy ; that Popes had erred in matters of faith , had contradicted and anathematized each other ; that they had interfered unjustly with the rights of sovereigns and nations ; that Councils had been browbeaten and coerced , among them ...
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