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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 723

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astLothian, in 1505. His education was classical, and being destined for theChurch he took orders about 1530. Becoming averse to Popish theologyas it was then taught, he in 1542 formally avowed Protestantism and join-ed the ranks of the Reformers. He was one of the boldest champions ofthe Reformed… … THE IPIEST AND DIPLOMATIST 17 THE PRIEST AND DIPLOMATIST. There is a marked difference in contour between the headof the French cardinal and that of the Scottish Reformer, andthe characteristics of each were as widely different. In Rich-elieu, pride, ambition, andimagination are conspicuous.In…

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