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... Acton was first moulded by Burke , of whom he wrote to Glad- stone's daughter Mary : ' You can hardly imagine what Burke is for all of us who think about politics , and are not wrapped in the blaze and the whirlwind of Rousseau ...
... Acton was first moulded by Burke , of whom he wrote to Glad- stone's daughter Mary : ' You can hardly imagine what Burke is for all of us who think about politics , and are not wrapped in the blaze and the whirlwind of Rousseau ...
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... Acton remained suspi- cious of facile eloquence . As his biographer Archbishop Mathew expressed it : ' He believed ... Acton shied away from it as from something meretricious . ' What struck me most , ' he wrote later of Cardinal Wiseman ...
... Acton remained suspi- cious of facile eloquence . As his biographer Archbishop Mathew expressed it : ' He believed ... Acton shied away from it as from something meretricious . ' What struck me most , ' he wrote later of Cardinal Wiseman ...
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... Acton wrote , ' that I may combine the obedience which is due to ecclesiastical authority with an equally conscientious maintenance of the rightful and necessary liberty of thought . ' While Acton was contributing articles of an ...
... Acton wrote , ' that I may combine the obedience which is due to ecclesiastical authority with an equally conscientious maintenance of the rightful and necessary liberty of thought . ' While Acton was contributing articles of an ...
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MASEFIELD | 14 |
Tredegar Memorial Lecture | 29 |
PROBLEMATICAL | 40 |
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