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1   1   |       only doctrine taught and accepted officially by them. However,
2   3   |   these Catholics, even though accepted as an evil, but nevertheless
3   5   |       Could such conditions be accepted, in all con­science, tacitly
4   6, 2|       this monstrous pact were accepted, not even by these means
5   7, 2| partial errors are more easily accepted as normal so that both the
6   7, 7|        7. Coexistence could be accepted as a pious fraud, that is,