Studies in the Problem of Sovereignty
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Lord Palmerston obtained his release in chaTac- teristic fashion by threatening to send some English warships to the Mediterranean.
153 Nielsen, II, 191 f. For the attitude of Gregory XVI, see op. eit., II, 76 f .
166 PROBLEM OF SOVEREIGNTY infallibility."* Pius had already embarked on the path which led directly to the catastrophe of 1870.
It was inevitable that English Catholicism shotdd respond to the eddies of this reaction. Nor was the ground unprepared. W. G. Ward's genial remark that he ...would 'like a new Papal Bull every morning with my Times at breakfast'"" was in fact symptomatic of a whole philosophy. It is possible to trace two, and perhaps three, definite schools of thought among English Catholics of the time.
Ward himself, and Manning also when he came to a position of influence in the Church of his adoption, was thoroughly in sympathy with the reactionary ideas of continental Ultramontan- ism."* It seemed to him that between thorough- going skepticism on the one hand, and an equally uncompromising conservatism on the other there could be no alternative.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lord Palmerston obtained his release in chaTac- teristic fashion by threatening to send some English warships to the Mediterranean.
153 Nielsen, II, 191 f. For the attitude of Gregory XVI, see op. eit., II, 76 f .
166 PROBLEM OF SOVEREIGNTY infallibility."* Pius had already embarked on the path which led directly to the catastrophe of 1870.
It was inevitable that English Catholicism shotdd respond to the eddies of this reaction. Nor was the ground unprepared. W. G. Ward's genial remark that he ...would 'like a new Papal Bull every morning with my Times at breakfast'"" was in fact symptomatic of a whole philosophy. It is possible to trace two, and perhaps three, definite schools of thought among English Catholics of the time.
Ward himself, and Manning also when he came to a position of influence in the Church of his adoption, was thoroughly in sympathy with the reactionary ideas of continental Ultramontan- ism."* It seemed to him that between thorough- going skepticism on the one hand, and an equally uncompromising conservatism on the other there could be no alternative.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laski Harold Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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