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Page 32
He says : I could hardly be led to believe such a thing possible of the German
soldiery , but I would never believe that the German scholars , whose probity I
measure by their learning , of which in these days they are the leaders , would ...
He says : I could hardly be led to believe such a thing possible of the German
soldiery , but I would never believe that the German scholars , whose probity I
measure by their learning , of which in these days they are the leaders , would ...
Page 69
Nor are there lacking here those who boast that your Eminence has been almost
led to harbor the same suspicion of me , a thing which I shall never believe
unless I can be persuaded that the things said about your Eminence ' s admirable
...
Nor are there lacking here those who boast that your Eminence has been almost
led to harbor the same suspicion of me , a thing which I shall never believe
unless I can be persuaded that the things said about your Eminence ' s admirable
...
Page 237
Therefore , you may believe or not , just as you like , though Christ is my witness ,
I am sincerely grieved for your sake that the zealous resentments of so many and
such eminent persons have been aroused against you ; and I cannot believe ...
Therefore , you may believe or not , just as you like , though Christ is my witness ,
I am sincerely grieved for your sake that the zealous resentments of so many and
such eminent persons have been aroused against you ; and I cannot believe ...
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Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 5 |
QUARREL With LEE | 17 |
CONTROVERSY With STUNCIA | 47 |
Copyright | |
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