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Page 76
... course , if we had wit , we would use it for the good of our fellow- creatures . But we haven't wit . Of course , if we had influence with the bishops , we would use it for the good of the Church ; but we haven't any influence with the ...
... course , if we had wit , we would use it for the good of our fellow- creatures . But we haven't wit . Of course , if we had influence with the bishops , we would use it for the good of the Church ; but we haven't any influence with the ...
Page 80
... course it is so , and , equally of course , all human government is nothing else than the executive expression of this Divine authority . The moment government ceases to be the practical enforcement of Divine law , it is tyranny ; and ...
... course it is so , and , equally of course , all human government is nothing else than the executive expression of this Divine authority . The moment government ceases to be the practical enforcement of Divine law , it is tyranny ; and ...
Page 89
... course this effect is still more definite when the picture is on the walls them- selves , either on canvass stretched into fixed shapes on their panels , or in fresco ; involving , of course , the preservation of the building from all ...
... course this effect is still more definite when the picture is on the walls them- selves , either on canvass stretched into fixed shapes on their panels , or in fresco ; involving , of course , the preservation of the building from all ...
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