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Page 52
Yet in spite of his love for Mary Hogarth and the intensity of the vision, he made
no attempt to understand the Faith, and remained as ignorant and prejudiced as
ever. To-day over half his descendants are Catholics. Whether or no Dickens was
...
Yet in spite of his love for Mary Hogarth and the intensity of the vision, he made
no attempt to understand the Faith, and remained as ignorant and prejudiced as
ever. To-day over half his descendants are Catholics. Whether or no Dickens was
...
Page 501
It is really remarkable that the Saarlanders have remained so German, for French
influence goes back to the days of Louis XIV, when by the Treaty of Westphalia (
1648) France obtained Alsace and Lorraine and built a chain of fortifications to ...
It is really remarkable that the Saarlanders have remained so German, for French
influence goes back to the days of Louis XIV, when by the Treaty of Westphalia (
1648) France obtained Alsace and Lorraine and built a chain of fortifications to ...
Page 227
Without expression of regret or (unlike Tyrrell) any hankering after the priestly life
now closed to him, he thought of himself henceforth simply as “a learned layman,
interested in moral questions,' and so he remained until his death on June 1, ...
Without expression of regret or (unlike Tyrrell) any hankering after the priestly life
now closed to him, he thought of himself henceforth simply as “a learned layman,
interested in moral questions,' and so he remained until his death on June 1, ...
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LA CITTA MoRTA By Sir John Pollock Bt | 17 |
THE QUARTERLY REvIEws FIRST EDIToR | 32 |
DICKENs TRIUMPHANT By Robert Hamilton | 46 |
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