...poor prisoner were moved by her sufferings to apply to the church for relief. A suit was instituted for this purpose before the ecclesiastical court,...recluses proceeds from a certain degree of religious melancholy, which, combined with such complaints as originate in perpetual confinement, affect more...

...poor prisoner were moved by her sufferings to apply to the church for relief. A suit was instituted for this purpose before the ecclesiastical court,...to madness, and death alone can break her chains. The mental disease to which I allude is commonly known by the name of Escr&puhs, and might be called...

...before the ecclesiastical court, and the clearest evidence adduced of the indirect compulsion which hnd been used in the case. But the whole order of Saint...one of those extreme cases which seldom take place, aud more seldom transpire. The common source of suffering among the Catholic recluses proceeds from...

...sanctioned her vows as voluntary and valid. She lives still in a state approaching to madness, and dcatli alone can break her chains. Such an instance of misery...recluses proceeds from a certain degree of religious melancholy, which, combined with such complaints as originate in perpetual confinement, affect more...

...honour at stake, rose against their rebellious subject, and the judges sanctioned her vows as voluntarr and valid. She lives still in a state approaching...instance of misery is, I hope, one of those extreme casea which seldom take place, and more seldom transpire. The common source of suffering among the...

...evidence adduced of the indirect compulsion which had been used in the case. But the whole order of St. Francis, considering their honour at stake, rose against...to madness, and death alone can break her chains." Selections from the British Poets, commencing with Spenser, and including the latest Writers; with...

...evidence adduced of the indirect compulsion which had been used in the case. But the whole order of St. Francis, considering their honour at stake, rose against...to madness, and death alone can break her chains." Selections from the British^Poets, commencing with Spenser, and including the latest Writers; with...

...St. Francis, considering their honour at stake, rose agamst their rebellious subject, and the j udges sanctioned her vows as voluntary and valid. She lives...to madness, and death alone can break. her chains. SPECIMENS OF FRENCH PREACHERS. Translated expreaafy for this Wt>rk. ALEXANDER MORUS, a very distinfluished...

...their rebellious subject, and the judges sanctioned her vowe as voluntary and valid. She lives etill in a state approaching to madness, and death alone can break her ehains.* In Alaric Watt's " Poetical Sketches," there occurs a Poem entitled " The Profession," which...

...at stake, rose against their rebellious subject, and the judges sanctioned her vows as voluntarily and valid. She lives still in a state approaching to madness, and death only can break her chains. Such an instance of misery is, I hope, one of those extreme cases which...