Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 81
... produced , with some temporary evil , much durable good . The principles of the Reformation had triumphed in some of those countries . The Catholic Church had main- tained its ascendency in others . But though the event had not been the ...
... produced , with some temporary evil , much durable good . The principles of the Reformation had triumphed in some of those countries . The Catholic Church had main- tained its ascendency in others . But though the event had not been the ...
Page 183
... produced effects which are still felt throughout the civilised world . To that policy it was owing that , some years later , England could not find on the whole Continent a single ally to stand by her , in her extreme need , against the ...
... produced effects which are still felt throughout the civilised world . To that policy it was owing that , some years later , England could not find on the whole Continent a single ally to stand by her , in her extreme need , against the ...
Page 630
... produced the great separation from the see of Rome produced also the excesses of the Anabaptists . The same stir in the public mind of Europe which overthrew the abuses of the old French Government , produced the Jacobins and ...
... produced the great separation from the see of Rome produced also the excesses of the Anabaptists . The same stir in the public mind of Europe which overthrew the abuses of the old French Government , produced the Jacobins and ...
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