The History of England from the Accession of James II.Phillips Sampson, 1853 |
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Sivu 35
... mind of Europe had risen up against the domination of Rome . The first insurrection broke out in the south of France . The energy of Innocent the Third , the zeal of the young orders of Francis and Dom- inic , and the ferocity of the ...
... mind of Europe had risen up against the domination of Rome . The first insurrection broke out in the south of France . The energy of Innocent the Third , the zeal of the young orders of Francis and Dom- inic , and the ferocity of the ...
Sivu 36
... mind is , in one stage of its progress , supported and propelled , may , in another stage , be mere hinderances . There is a point in the life both of an individual and of a society , at which submis- sion and faith , such as at a later ...
... mind is , in one stage of its progress , supported and propelled , may , in another stage , be mere hinderances . There is a point in the life both of an individual and of a society , at which submis- sion and faith , such as at a later ...
Sivu 37
... mind has been her chief object . Throughout Christendom , whatever advance has been made in knowledge , in freedom , in wealth , and in the arts of life , has been made in spite of her , and has every where been in inverse proportion to ...
... mind has been her chief object . Throughout Christendom , whatever advance has been made in knowledge , in freedom , in wealth , and in the arts of life , has been made in spite of her , and has every where been in inverse proportion to ...
Sivu 38
... mind , were willing to obey , almost with thankfulness , the directions of an able ruler who spared them the trouble of judging for themselves , and , raising a firm and commanding voice above the uproar of controversy , told them how ...
... mind , were willing to obey , almost with thankfulness , the directions of an able ruler who spared them the trouble of judging for themselves , and , raising a firm and commanding voice above the uproar of controversy , told them how ...
Sivu 41
... the memorials of divine love , meekly kneeling upon their knees . Discarding many rich vestments which surrounded the altars of the ancient faith , she yet retained , to the horror of weak minds , the 4 * HISTORY OF ENGLAND . 41.
... the memorials of divine love , meekly kneeling upon their knees . Discarding many rich vestments which surrounded the altars of the ancient faith , she yet retained , to the horror of weak minds , the 4 * HISTORY OF ENGLAND . 41.
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