Cardinal NewmanL. MacVeagh, The Dial Press, 1930 - 295 pages |
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Page 192
... English version of the Scriptures which the second Synod of Oscott had recommended in 1855. With whatever reluctance the treatise on Faith and Reason was put aside , there is no doubt that Newman accepted the invitation with alacrity ...
... English version of the Scriptures which the second Synod of Oscott had recommended in 1855. With whatever reluctance the treatise on Faith and Reason was put aside , there is no doubt that Newman accepted the invitation with alacrity ...
Page 200
... English writers , but perhaps the greatest master of delicate and polished sarcasm in the English language , still in full possession of all the powers which contributed to his won- derful mastery of that subtle and dangerous weapon ...
... English writers , but perhaps the greatest master of delicate and polished sarcasm in the English language , still in full possession of all the powers which contributed to his won- derful mastery of that subtle and dangerous weapon ...
Page 273
... English people was changed ; an old malevolence had passed into good - will . If this is a noble testimony to a great Christian life , it is as noble a proof of the jus- tice , equity , and uprightness of the English people ...
... English people was changed ; an old malevolence had passed into good - will . If this is a noble testimony to a great Christian life , it is as noble a proof of the jus- tice , equity , and uprightness of the English people ...
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