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Page 194
... Bossuet himself is a striking example . The Benedic- tine editors of his works inform us , that his manuscripts are so much disfigured by obliterations , insertions , and corrections of every sort , as to be almost illegible .'- Through ...
... Bossuet himself is a striking example . The Benedic- tine editors of his works inform us , that his manuscripts are so much disfigured by obliterations , insertions , and corrections of every sort , as to be almost illegible .'- Through ...
Page 197
... Bossuet's " History of the Variations " is particularly interesting , as he attempts to shew in it , by much cu- rious and instructive evidence , a natural gravitation of every sect , which separates from the church of Rome , into ...
... Bossuet's " History of the Variations " is particularly interesting , as he attempts to shew in it , by much cu- rious and instructive evidence , a natural gravitation of every sect , which separates from the church of Rome , into ...
Page 201
... Bossuet pronounced on the occasion . After having read that composition , we can almost forgive the relentless persecutor and furious defamer of Fenelon . Many circumstances in the life of this celebrated prelate , the general turn of ...
... Bossuet pronounced on the occasion . After having read that composition , we can almost forgive the relentless persecutor and furious defamer of Fenelon . Many circumstances in the life of this celebrated prelate , the general turn of ...
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