The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volumen93A. Constable, 1851 |
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... Papal Court drove the Sar- dinian parliament to legislate proprio vigore on the points in dispute . In so doing , it did no more than the governments of France had done from the most ancient times ; no more than had been done by Austria ...
... Papal Court drove the Sar- dinian parliament to legislate proprio vigore on the points in dispute . In so doing , it did no more than the governments of France had done from the most ancient times ; no more than had been done by Austria ...
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... Papal and the French diplomatists had arranged the basis of a new political system for the Papal dominions , but because , after months of labour , they had found it impossible to arrange any . It be- came , however , clear that he ...
... Papal and the French diplomatists had arranged the basis of a new political system for the Papal dominions , but because , after months of labour , they had found it impossible to arrange any . It be- came , however , clear that he ...
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... Papal domination in England strong from an early date , 181-2 , note the question of National Education , 183 - the late Papal aggression , 184-6 . L Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey , ' 370-402 . See Southey , Robert . M ...
... Papal domination in England strong from an early date , 181-2 , note the question of National Education , 183 - the late Papal aggression , 184-6 . L Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey , ' 370-402 . See Southey , Robert . M ...
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