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Strana 45
If it were merely claimed that they might be silent , when they should honestly
deem - it expedient - we should never be induced to yield the claim , because
society can never acknowledge the expediency of concealing crime . But the ...
If it were merely claimed that they might be silent , when they should honestly
deem - it expedient - we should never be induced to yield the claim , because
society can never acknowledge the expediency of concealing crime . But the ...
Strana 59
tail of elaborate persecution , it was never attempted to force the confessor , to
disclose what his penitent had revealed . Whether this arose from some lurking
remorse , if remorsc could find place in hearts so depraved ; or whether it was
from ...
tail of elaborate persecution , it was never attempted to force the confessor , to
disclose what his penitent had revealed . Whether this arose from some lurking
remorse , if remorsc could find place in hearts so depraved ; or whether it was
from ...
Strana lxxxix
I now pass to the third proposition , and say that the church , of which I continue to
speak always in the same sense , and under the same idea , which I at first traced
of her , has not at any time and never will be able to teach errors contrary to ...
I now pass to the third proposition , and say that the church , of which I continue to
speak always in the same sense , and under the same idea , which I at first traced
of her , has not at any time and never will be able to teach errors contrary to ...
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