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Papacy and German Empire in ecclesiastical clash
The article analyzes the rift between Rome and Prussia over church-state relations after German unification. It describes state control of religious practice, warns against inflexible papalism, and asserts Bismarck’s likely cautious path between enforcing penalties or disendowment. It concludes with support for a free church in a free state and doubt about forced reforms.
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Teva
J. Ciallaway
Rome
Miall
Nea
The
Royal Academy
Germany
Italy
Liberal Party
Vernon Harcourt
Yearly Meeting
Society of the New Negotiations Friends
Washington
Legion
Justow
Manchester Confer
Renee
Prussia
Papacy
Memeland
East Prussia
Cologne
Prince Bismarck
Herr Muller
Irmeland
Bismarck
Gneist
Mipire
Vatican
France
Austria