The Andover Review, Том 12Houghton, Mifflin and Company, 1889 |
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... never had any civilization to cast off , but are from birth and breeding of a semi- animal grade , and live lives of the instincts and low passions . " As a rule , they abandon every respect for decency , and are leaders of the most ...
... never had any civilization to cast off , but are from birth and breeding of a semi- animal grade , and live lives of the instincts and low passions . " As a rule , they abandon every respect for decency , and are leaders of the most ...
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... never been . Faust is here the same as in our former acquaintance with him ; too good , perhaps , to be lost , certainly not good enough to be saved . He wishes the Devil's gifts , though he does not like the Devil's methods ; as when ...
... never been . Faust is here the same as in our former acquaintance with him ; too good , perhaps , to be lost , certainly not good enough to be saved . He wishes the Devil's gifts , though he does not like the Devil's methods ; as when ...
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... never High Churchman , never a Tractarian , never a Puseyite , never a New- manite , " represents the changed current or direction . F. W. Faber , J. B. Dalgairns , John B. Morris , James Anthony Froude , Frederick Oakeley , and Charles ...
... never High Churchman , never a Tractarian , never a Puseyite , never a New- manite , " represents the changed current or direction . F. W. Faber , J. B. Dalgairns , John B. Morris , James Anthony Froude , Frederick Oakeley , and Charles ...
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... never doubted that the Anglican body was a true part of the Catholic Church , and Newman did doubt it ; indeed , this was the fountain - head of all his troubles . This brings us to the new element which was introduced by W. G. Ward ...
... never doubted that the Anglican body was a true part of the Catholic Church , and Newman did doubt it ; indeed , this was the fountain - head of all his troubles . This brings us to the new element which was introduced by W. G. Ward ...
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... never felt by him . He wrote , indeed , " The Ideal of a Christian Church , " to justify his going to Rome , but the book simply expressed a foregone conclusion , and aimed to show that the nearer the English Church approached the Roman ...
... never felt by him . He wrote , indeed , " The Ideal of a Christian Church , " to justify his going to Rome , but the book simply expressed a foregone conclusion , and aimed to show that the nearer the English Church approached the Roman ...
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