1896
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with our own minds.
I invariably find that the ablest of the younger converts from the Roman Catholic Church--who are numerous, as are the converts in the other direction — give this as the essential ground of their change.
And I also find that the very able Roman Catholic newspaper which I read every week, while prompt to answer — and usually with success-all the superficial arguments against the church, keeps absolutely silent as to this vital and final obstacle.
New York, Harper and Brothers, 1897.
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