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CONTENTS. INTRODUCTION. The Church in Britain (A.D. 180-597), - - 1 FIKST PEEIOD FROM THE COMING OF ST. AUGUSTINE TILL THE NORMAN CONQUEST. CHAPTER The Messengers of Peace (597-605), - I PAG E 15 CHAPTER " Not Angli but Angeli " (605-664), - II CHAPTER III. " * The First of an Invincible Race (664-709), - . - - 45 Noonday (700-800), CHAPTER IV 58 CHAPTER The Beginnings of England (800-940), V 84 CHAPTER T\vo Archbishops (940-1066), - - - - 99 Notes on the Saxon Period (597-1066), - - . - 116 (vii) VI
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Page 15 and 16: AUTHORITIES CONSULTED. XI Johannis
Page 17 and 18: CHAPTER I THE CHURCH IX BRITAIN (A.
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Page 40 and 41: 24 MISSION OF ST. GREGORY. stroke f
Page 42 and 43: * 26 UNITY OF FAITH AND DISCIPLINE.
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Page 46 and 47: 30 r MELLITUS IN LONDON. marriage w
Page 48 and 49: 32 ST. PETER AND Mellitus returned
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Page 52 and 53: ST. CEDD AND I the sick and the poo
Page 54 and 55: 38 ST. CHAD. son, Peada, was courti
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Page 58 and 59: 4t2 ANGLI COME bridge Universities
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44 EASTEK CONTROVERSY. the Scots on
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46 EASTEE CONTROVERSY. to Northumbr
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WILFRID -THE CHAMPION plices in obs
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50 ST. WILFEID'S Peter's rights beg
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: ' ST. WILFRIDS SUFFERINGS I t ,"'
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54 ST. WILFRID'S SUFFERINGS He went
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56 ST. WILFRID DEFENDED pany me thi
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CHAPTEE IV. NOONDAY (700-800). THE
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60 ST. BENNET BISCOP. second time.
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SAXoN PRINCESSES. them under the im
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VENERABLE EDE. her first husband, a
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66 ST. CUTHBERT AND monastery, as t
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68 COUNCIL OF In 655 for the first
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70 ST. THEODORE. VI. That wandering
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7-2 COUNCIL OF CLOVESHOE. sequence
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74 THE HOMESCOT Norman conquest. Th
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76 SPIRIT OF BEDE'S HISTORY. Three
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78 POWER OF THE MASS. shattered the
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80 THE DANES. severe and to practis
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DECAY OF Similarly, under the Danis
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CHAPTER V. THE BEGINNINGS OF ENGLAN
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86 THE TENTH. hierarchy as it then
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88 KING ETHELWULF. rather than of a
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90 ST. EDMUND. abbot as he was sing
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9:2 KING ALFRED. St. Edmund,1 whose
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94 KING ALFRED. to say poisonous, d
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LAWS OF ALFEED. This was the more r
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98 NEW BISHOPS. sees. He consecrate
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100 ST. DUNSTAN T monastic habit at
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102 ST. DUN STAN AND sessed the kin
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104 OURS OF her ambition-were not v
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106 ST. DUNSTAN tive idea inherited
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108 ST. DUNSTAN S worldly things, a
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110 EDWARD THE MARTYR. less ruler a
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1T2 MARTYRDOM OF with Elphege,1 are
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114 CANUTE. heap of stones. Yet Thr
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116 REVIEW OF was to give in alms w
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118 REVIEW OF or alteration of metr
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120 REVIEW OF minating, and embroid
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122 REVIEW OF offerings were made e
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o CO OO 00 I- O 01 CO CO 01 01 ~H )
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SECOND PERIOD. FEOM THE NOBMAN CONQ
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130 NOEMAN SPIRIT. sterling worth i
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132 ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS. t by cus
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134 WILLIAM KUFUS. questions raised
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1H6 ST. ANSELM grasp the crosier wh
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ST. ANSELM " For, if the King had a
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140 ROCKINGHAM. his consecration, h
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142 ST. ANSELM AND propounded what
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144 COUNCIL OF 1099. then, arrived
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146 HENRY BEAUCLERC. to Canterbury.
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148 HOMAGE AND in motion," to quote
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150 INVESTITURE. mine," was the fee
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152 HENRY'S CONSUETUDES^. reproache
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154 * END OF THE chastity. On one o
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156 1THSTIH he was actually transla
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158 LAST NORMAN ready to carry out
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1(50 ST. WILLIAM saint fighting a s
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CHAPTER II. RELIGIOUS LIFE IN ENGLA
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164 FOUNTAINS ABBEY. out solitary p
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166 ST. GI ERT AND of patronage ; b
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168 CHARTERHOUSES. Gilbert was to b
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170 ST. WULSTAN. v those days the m
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172 ENGLISH USES. Crusades were ove
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174 CHANGE OF DISCIPLINE. the twelf
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170 ADRIAN IV. people, and inquired
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CHAPTEB III. A CULTURKAMPF (1154-11
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180 THE CHANCELLOR. cleverness of o
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THE ARCHBISHOP. to conciliate. It m
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184 GILBERT FOLIOT. his intention t
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186 LOSS OF EOYAL FAVOUR. sheriffs
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188 COUNCIL OF CLARENDON. Lord Almi
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190 NORTHAMPTON. On the last day of
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192 ST. THOMAS IX FRANCE the king"
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194 RETURN OF ST. THOMAS. the cerem
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196 THE MARTYRDOM. own comments. At
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198 CANONISATION. all signed themse
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* 200 HENRY'S PENANCE. subsequent c
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202 HUGH OF AVALLOX, canonical. Bal
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"204 ST. HUGH AND one short of the
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206 ST. HUGH AND cepted every word
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208 ST. HUGH AND d only on the Bish
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210 KING JOHN AND I the wonted offe
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21*2 KING JOHN AND in word and deed
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214 THE INTERDICT OF 1208. No soone
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216 MAGNA CHAETA. he left England.
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218 TRANSLATION OF ST. THOMAS. tury
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220 COMING OF THE were the first to
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'2-2-2 BOGEB BACON. The Franciscans
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224 FRANCISCANS AND DOMINICANS. Jes
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226 ROBERT GROSSETETE, The fourth m
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"228 QUESTION OF away amongst monks
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230 BISHOP GROSSETETE end. His cond
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232 GROSSETETE AND THE POPE. of the
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234 INFLUENCE OF FRIARS. Wallis, Th
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236 HENEY III. spiritual phenomena
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238 ST. EDMUND RICH. sons was a hai
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240 EXILE OF ST. EDMUND. openly def
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24-2 ST. RICHARD. It was to the eff
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k244 INNOCENT IV. AT LYONS ing ^^^^
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246 ARCHBISHOP HONIFACE. leges in a
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24S ARCHBISHOP KILWARDBY. Thomas Ca
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250 ST. THOMAS OF HEREFORD. remains
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252 ARCHBISHOP PECKHAM When Archbis
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254 ARCHBISHOP PECKHAM After the sy
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256 EDWARD'S POLICY. means he took
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258 EDWARD I. AND elaborately carve
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200 ARCHBISHOP WINCHELSEY under pen
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262 EDWAHD I. AND Anthony Bek, bish
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264 TEMPLARS SUPPRESSED. investigat
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266 CORPUS C'HRISTT INSTITUTED. Ada
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268 STATUTES OF PROVISIONS choice w
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270 JULIANA OF NORWICH. wrote ill 1
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272 THE BLACK DEATH. and fields wer
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274 WILLIAM OF WYKEHAM. the plague,
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276 THE POPES The Avignon residence
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278 THE POPES XXII. and Clement VI.
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280 THE PAPAL SCHISM. dent to Charl
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282 END OF SCHISM. most disastrous
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284 THE KING'S for some of the rava
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286 WYCLIFFE. of Gaunt became acqua
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288 WYCLIFFE'S SYSTEM. dispositions
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."290 WYCLIFFE AND as there - """ w
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292 ARCHBISHOI of sixteen into comp
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294 WYCLIFFE John Ball's informatio
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296 A MIRACLE. all were to walk bar
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" I " " t t -. 298 WYCLIFFISM. and
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CHAPTEK IX. THE CHURCH UNDER THE HO
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302 STATUTE EX OFFIVIO. undue sever
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304 THE LOLLARDS. T as a lapsed her
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306 ARCHBISHOP SCHOPE. king or his
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808 MARTIN V. Priory of St. Evroul
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310 AN ERASTIAN from St. David's in
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AN EEASTIAN was further rumoured th
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314 SIR JOHN OLDCASTLE. his influen
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316 SPREAD OF HERESY. Wycliffe hims
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318 REGINALD PECOCK. early in his c
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320 CHARACTER OF HENRY VI. Once, wh
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322 WILLIAM WAYNFLEET. " j have tak
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324 THE NEW MONARCHY. attempt so at
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326 THE EOSES. Nevertheless, his le
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328 POLICY OF long enough to " hold
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330 HENRY VII. presided, shows indi
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332 DEATH OF HENRY VII. reverence t
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334 CLERGY IN ENGLAND Conqueror was
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336 THE MASS. dance of those days.
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338 FUNERAL POMP and women, intent
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340 THE BECLUSKS. contrary, were wa
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342 JULIANA OF NORWICH. bury in I a
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344 MEACJX AND BOXLEY. dying in 146
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346 CHANGES OF DISCIPLINE. high tre
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348 PRINCIPLE OF COMMUTATION. the c
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350 HOLYDAYS. Ill those days there
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352 GUILDS. descendants, and usuall
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354 OUR LADY AND The image of our L
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356 THE COMMUNION consumed." l Engl
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358 THE HOLY successor, and could b
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360 ONE SHEPHERD. mainly due to the
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I X 1) E X. A. Aaron, St., martyr u
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LIBRARY ST. MARY'S COLLEG INDEX. 86
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INDEX. 367 Henry II., Plantagenet,
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INDEX. 369 V Oswald, St., archbisho
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INDEX. 371 Vatican, Council of, 144
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NEW BOOKS JUST OUT. Saint Ignatius
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