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The Catholic writings of Orestes Brownson

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Title The Catholic writings of Orestes Brownson / Michael P. Federici.
Publisher Notre Dame, Indiana : University of Notre Dame Press
Creation Date [2019]
Content Table of contents -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Editor's introduction -- "The day-star of freedom" (april 1856) -- "The church and the republic" (july 1856) -- "Mission of america" (october 1856) -- The convert (september 1857) -- "The great rebellion" (july 1861) -- "State rebellion, state suicide" (april 1862) -- "The federal constitution" (january 1864) -- "The president's message and proclamation" (january 1864) -- "Liberalism and progress" (october 1864) -- "Beecherism and its tendencies" (january 1871) -- "The papacy and the republic" (january 1873) -- "The democratic principle" (april 1873) -- "Constitutional guaranties" (april 1874) -- Index.
Extent 1 online resource (453 pages)
Language English
Copyright Date ©2019
National Library system number 997010705188805171
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