Jesuit Doctrines Of Oaths And Intentions Summarized
The passage discusses medieval Jesuit ethics including mental reservations in oaths, equivocation through amphibologia, and the primacy of intent. It explains that false oaths could be uttered with mental additions and that actions like adultery were judged by intention, while good works and loyalty to the Church could grant moral leniency, with further notes left for later observation.
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Chateaubriand and Washington in the Philadelphia visit
The article recounts Chateaubriand’s memoirs of meeting General Washington in Philadelphia. It details Washington’s simplicity, a formal introduction, dinner with a small party, and reflections on the French Revolution and Bastille relics. It also notes Washington’s modest residence and distant demeanor.
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Reprieve for Radcliffe in Liverpool Assizes murder case
Radcliffe, condemned for the murder of police constable Bright at Ashton-under-Lyne in August, has been reprieved. Constantine, initially acquitted as an accomplice, later convicted under a separate indictment and transported, now makes disclosures exculpating Radcliffe and implicating a person still at large.
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