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D9AUBIGNE'S HISTORY OF THf


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The st OF The series vii; be DAuhgne's History of the
Great Reformation in Germany and Switzerland. At this
time The efforts OF the Roman Catholic clergy
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work but be advantageous ~ the OF civil and
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scenes of that eventfu period pass before eye the
most vivid manner producing effects as far SURPRISING in in
ct, racters of Luther leading Relormers,
we'll thsse OF the cnspons OF the Church OF Rome,
depicted with force thai impar,s TO them the reality
beauty of the most mastery paintings They live move
and have being though centuries have elapsed since they
played their part in The eventrl drama OF modern
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