The British Quarterly Review, Volume 43Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1866 |
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Page 42
... speak with any such approach to certainty . No doubt the disease is still an opprobrium medi- cine . Yet something seems to have been really learned , not merely guessed , about this mysterious pestilence , in recent years , and ...
... speak with any such approach to certainty . No doubt the disease is still an opprobrium medi- cine . Yet something seems to have been really learned , not merely guessed , about this mysterious pestilence , in recent years , and ...
Page 136
... speak for themselves . Fine oratory affects only the speaker himself ; but good administration concerns the whole country . Lord Palmerston's forte lay in his clear judg- ment , his firm purpose , and his immense capacity of mastering ...
... speak for themselves . Fine oratory affects only the speaker himself ; but good administration concerns the whole country . Lord Palmerston's forte lay in his clear judg- ment , his firm purpose , and his immense capacity of mastering ...
Page 313
... speaking now , which spoke through in- spired Apostles and through the Incarnate Word ; but the Pope is a more perfect ' organ ' of that voice than either . The Holy Ghost speaking through St. Paul , or through Christ himself , is not ...
... speaking now , which spoke through in- spired Apostles and through the Incarnate Word ; but the Pope is a more perfect ' organ ' of that voice than either . The Holy Ghost speaking through St. Paul , or through Christ himself , is not ...
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