The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 - English literature |
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Page 142
... Montalembert on his trial as a lover of freedom . If for a moment we felt tempted to depreciate sound political doctrine simply because he who teaches it has not renounced the Pope , the memory of Alfred , the thought of Magna Charta ...
... Montalembert on his trial as a lover of freedom . If for a moment we felt tempted to depreciate sound political doctrine simply because he who teaches it has not renounced the Pope , the memory of Alfred , the thought of Magna Charta ...
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... Montalembert's confession of the faith of freedom . Where it does not exist already - if Rome asks it , he would join in the request ; if Rome refuses it , he would re - echo the refusal . But further , where it does exist , and where ...
... Montalembert's confession of the faith of freedom . Where it does not exist already - if Rome asks it , he would join in the request ; if Rome refuses it , he would re - echo the refusal . But further , where it does exist , and where ...
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... Montalembert ! But let us try the Count Montalembert of to - day by com- parison with the Count Montalembert of yesterday : whom , be it recollected , he does not in any degree repudiate or disavow ; on the contrary , he everywhere ...
... Montalembert ! But let us try the Count Montalembert of to - day by com- parison with the Count Montalembert of yesterday : whom , be it recollected , he does not in any degree repudiate or disavow ; on the contrary , he everywhere ...
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