 Will, he could not st upon retaining it, For himself, he continued, he had desired nothing but to guard the solemn charge which had been entrusted to him. At the present moment, however, there was one object which engaged all his anxious care, and that...  Die österreichischen Bundeserziehungsanstalten - Page 241edited by - 1924 - 472 pagesFull view - About this book
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...temporal sovereignty, and that, recognizing His supreme Will, he could not insist upon retaining it. 5] For himself, he continued, he had desired nothing...there was one object which engaged all his anxious caro, and that was the safety and considerate treatment of those devoted sons who had served with such... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1871 - 696 pages
...continue to exercise a temporal sovereignty, and that, recognizing His supreme Will, he could not st upon retaining it, For himself, he continued, he had...with such singleness of purpose the dictates of their consience in enlisting in his service to defend the Church from the attacks of its worldly enemies.... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1871 - 168 pages
...continue to exercise a temporal sovereignty, and that, recognizing His supreme Will, he could not st upon retaining it, For himself, he continued, he had...with such singleness of purpose the dictates of their consience in enlisting in his service to defend the Church from the attacks of its worldly enemies.... | |
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