Inner Rome: Political, Religious, and SocialJ.B. Lippincott & Company, 1866 - 351 sider |
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Side vi
... Gaeta . His relation to Leopold , Duke of Tuscany . Advises the Duke to violate the Constitution by disfranchising all the Jews in his do- minions . The Duke hesitates , and humbly states the difficulties and the probable evils of such ...
... Gaeta . His relation to Leopold , Duke of Tuscany . Advises the Duke to violate the Constitution by disfranchising all the Jews in his do- minions . The Duke hesitates , and humbly states the difficulties and the probable evils of such ...
Side viii
... Gaeta . The vindictiveness of the Government . The death of Garibaldi's wife , and the persecution of those who gave her shelter at Ravenna . Persecutions at Ferrara . Personal histories of suffering , persecution , and death . The ...
... Gaeta . The vindictiveness of the Government . The death of Garibaldi's wife , and the persecution of those who gave her shelter at Ravenna . Persecutions at Ferrara . Personal histories of suffering , persecution , and death . The ...
Side x
... IX . The failure of his efforts to connect the Pa- pacy with popular institutions . His retreat to Gaeta . Reaction of his mind against liberal ideas . The present 165 issue between the Pope and the people . Forces on X CONTENTS .
... IX . The failure of his efforts to connect the Pa- pacy with popular institutions . His retreat to Gaeta . Reaction of his mind against liberal ideas . The present 165 issue between the Pope and the people . Forces on X CONTENTS .
Side 25
... Gaeta , he carried with him the conviction , never since shaken , that the exercise of absolute despotism is the first duty of popes and kings , and submission to it the chief right of nations . The Tuscan Ambassa- dor , in a dispatch ...
... Gaeta , he carried with him the conviction , never since shaken , that the exercise of absolute despotism is the first duty of popes and kings , and submission to it the chief right of nations . The Tuscan Ambassa- dor , in a dispatch ...
Side 30
... Gaeta . In Feb- ruary , 1852 , he wrote personally to his son Leo- pold . It seems that Leopold hated the constitu- tion as cordially as the Pope . Stimulated , no doubt , by the Pope's creatures , he wrote to the Holy Father asking his ...
... Gaeta . In Feb- ruary , 1852 , he wrote personally to his son Leo- pold . It seems that Leopold hated the constitu- tion as cordially as the Pope . Stimulated , no doubt , by the Pope's creatures , he wrote to the Holy Father asking his ...
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Side 25 - For forms of government let fools contest— That which is best administered is best...
Side 34 - And Balaam said unto the ass, Because thou hast mocked me: I would there were a sword in mine hand, for then would I kill thee. And the ass said unto Balaam, Am I not thine ass, upon which thou hast ridden ever since I was thine, unto this day? Was I ever wont to do so unto thee?
Side 26 - Le dottrine civili e religiose della corte di Roma in ordine al dominio temporale.
Side 34 - I thy ass, upon which thou hast ridden all thy life to this day? was I ever wont to do so to thee? And he said. No.
Side 212 - Table. 319 were held for a time by the chaplain in his own apartment. He did not venture, however, to have any singing on those occasions, and always required his audience to go out and come in one by one. When he had reason to fear that the fact that he held the service was known, and that it might be broken up (for he occupied an apartment next to that of the now Cardinal Archbishop Manning), he thought it advisable to hold it — as he did — at the apartments of his parishioners, changing from...
Side 253 - ... of the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ is certainly the Holy Stairs, worthy of the veneration of all Christians, since they were mounted so many times by our Divine Redeemer, and sanctified by his precious blood during the last hours of his life.
Side 212 - It cannot be said that they are permitted to hold service within the walls; because it Is the right of an ambassador to hold such service in his own apartment, which, however distasteful, cannot be refused.
Side 253 - ... the Pretor's house of Pontius Pilate), when mounted on the knee, with a contrite heart, praying or meditating on the Passion of our Lord Jesus Christ.