Brownson's Quarterly Review, Volumen1Orestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... asserting it we assert nothing , even on the supposition that it is an error , that is not consistent with our faith as a Catholic to assert . All forms of government have been developed from the patriar- chal ; and the doctrine that ...
... asserting it we assert nothing , even on the supposition that it is an error , that is not consistent with our faith as a Catholic to assert . All forms of government have been developed from the patriar- chal ; and the doctrine that ...
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... assert ens as the primitive object of the mind . But they do not recognize ens as intuitively given , and really ... assert the categories and prædicaments of Aristotle , but then they never assert them as being or things existing ...
... assert ens as the primitive object of the mind . But they do not recognize ens as intuitively given , and really ... assert the categories and prædicaments of Aristotle , but then they never assert them as being or things existing ...
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... asserted , and continued to assert , the right of Secession . It must assert , and if able , cost what it might , maintain its Constitutional authority , and compel the Secessionists to recognize and obey it . They , therefore , who ...
... asserted , and continued to assert , the right of Secession . It must assert , and if able , cost what it might , maintain its Constitutional authority , and compel the Secessionists to recognize and obey it . They , therefore , who ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE AND PROCLAMATION | 85 |
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