The New International Encyclopędia, Volume 11Daniel Coit Gilman, Harry Thurston Peck, Frank Moore Colby Dodd, Mead, 1907 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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... Church and for State , down to the great consti- tutional changes of the fifteenth century . The de- crees of councils and other Church laws anterior to his time , called by his name , are not from his hand . He died at Seville , April ...
... Church and for State , down to the great consti- tutional changes of the fifteenth century . The de- crees of councils and other Church laws anterior to his time , called by his name , are not from his hand . He died at Seville , April ...
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... Church . Especial prominence attaches to the Church in Italy from the fact that the seat of the central administration of the Church is in The welfare and harmony of the Rome . In dinia , when Napoleon deserted his ally and con- ITALY ...
... Church . Especial prominence attaches to the Church in Italy from the fact that the seat of the central administration of the Church is in The welfare and harmony of the Rome . In dinia , when Napoleon deserted his ally and con- ITALY ...
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... Church reestablished . Pius IX . refused to recognize the validity of the claims of the Italian Government to the posses- sion of the Papal territories , and always insisted upon the rights of the Papacy to the States of the Church ...
... Church reestablished . Pius IX . refused to recognize the validity of the claims of the Italian Government to the posses- sion of the Papal territories , and always insisted upon the rights of the Papacy to the States of the Church ...
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... Church . There was also the danger that Gari- baldi might come to grief against the Neapolitan army , which was still loyal to Francis II . , and which , 40,000 strong , was holding the line of the Volturno . Victor Emmanuel , therefore ...
... Church . There was also the danger that Gari- baldi might come to grief against the Neapolitan army , which was still loyal to Francis II . , and which , 40,000 strong , was holding the line of the Volturno . Victor Emmanuel , therefore ...
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... Church in Italy was adopted . This con- fession was a declaration of the principles held by all evangelical Christians , and the Free Church is in harmony with the Waldensian and other Protestant churches . The constitution is partly ...
... Church in Italy was adopted . This con- fession was a declaration of the principles held by all evangelical Christians , and the Free Church is in harmony with the Waldensian and other Protestant churches . The constitution is partly ...
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