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Carlos is on page 110 of 191

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Dalton Ames is on page 147 of 191

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Semper Distinguere is on page 176 of 191

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James Hazeldean is on page 110 of 191

The general thesis, that modern Europe was an emergent property of the administrative subdivisions of Imperial Rome, brought about by Providence through the organisational structure of the Catholic Church, is brilliant. Doubly so since Gibbons is cringe.

Not sure how much I buy the idea that the title of 'Rex' meant little to the Romans, however, given that early imperial titles were explicitly meant to reject it.

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James Hazeldean is on page 55 of 191

The snide aristocratic dismissal of contemporary liberal culture is something far more Catholic writers need to take up

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