Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 1J.M. Dent & Company, 1913 |
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... political sect has its esoteric and its exoteric school , its abstract doctrines for the initiated , its visible symbols , its imposing forms , its mythological fables for the vulgar . It assists the devotion of those who are unable to ...
... political sect has its esoteric and its exoteric school , its abstract doctrines for the initiated , its visible symbols , its imposing forms , its mythological fables for the vulgar . It assists the devotion of those who are unable to ...
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... politics , few even of those who are enlightened enough to comprehend the meaning latent under the emblems of their ... political idols . From the very nature of man it must be so . The faculty by which we inseparably associate ideas ...
... politics , few even of those who are enlightened enough to comprehend the meaning latent under the emblems of their ... political idols . From the very nature of man it must be so . The faculty by which we inseparably associate ideas ...
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... political necessity . Even the excellent account of those times which Mr. Hallam has given has not altogether imposed silence on the authors of this fallacy . The title of the Queen , they say , was annulled by the Pope ; her throne was ...
... political necessity . Even the excellent account of those times which Mr. Hallam has given has not altogether imposed silence on the authors of this fallacy . The title of the Queen , they say , was annulled by the Pope ; her throne was ...
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... political party . For , beyond all doubt , the proceedings of the Huguenots , from the conspiracy of Amboise to the battle of Moncontour , had given much more trouble to the French monarchy than the Catholics have ever given to the ...
... political party . For , beyond all doubt , the proceedings of the Huguenots , from the conspiracy of Amboise to the battle of Moncontour , had given much more trouble to the French monarchy than the Catholics have ever given to the ...
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... political job . Even Ridley did not play a very prominent part . Among the statesmen and prelates who principally gave the tone to the religious changes , there is one , and one only , whose conduct partiality itself can attribute to ...
... political job . Even Ridley did not play a very prominent part . Among the statesmen and prelates who principally gave the tone to the religious changes , there is one , and one only , whose conduct partiality itself can attribute to ...
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