| Furthermore, it is also worth remembering that the harshest outbreaks of anticlericalism came after, not before, Pius's denunciations. |
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| Such an attitude is a welcome relief in a France where brutal and ignorant forms of anticlericalism still flourish. |
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| What could be the reasons for the violence and working-class anticlericalism in Spain during this turbulent period? |
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| The following year, the Republic was founded and after that the anticlericalism, latent until that moment, became evident. |
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| Even Communist Party members, those most sympathetic to anticlericalism and antireligious acts, could not entirely abandon their religious attachments. |
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| Outside opinion was also offended by the anticlericalism of the Republican side, with its attacks on priests and vandalism of monasteries. |
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| Specifically, Garrioch sees the pre-existing patriotism, anticlericalism, anti-noble feelings, and the integration within the city as enabling the Revolution. |
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| The prolonged independence struggle in Peru and the reform tendencies and anticlericalism of the new republican regime further affected the convents. |
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| Franco's victory in the 1936-39 civil war reversed the anticlericalism of the Second Republic and led to the re-establishment of the state religion. |
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| Politically, republicanism and anticlericalism kept the liberating mission of the Revolution alive, though this appealed more to rebels than to foreign governments. |
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| Also at this time, the Church was under attack by popular preachers amid an undercurrent of anticlericalism aimed against the corruption of the priests and abbots. |
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| When the anticlericalism of certain courtiers turned to heresy the following year, Henry V did not hesitate to condemn even his old friend, Sir John Oldcastle. |
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| Possibly because of his anticlericalism, he was able, despite his emigre status, to publish some of his poetry in communist Poland. |
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| Another dimension of the French civil religion is secularism, what French call laicite, with its overtones of anticlericalism. |
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| After a few centuries of anticlericalism, the temptation is great for believers to think that they will live their faith better by unregulating the cults. |
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| Most ominous of all was the consequence of Northern anticlericalism. |
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| Philip Pullman's suffer from strident anticlericalism. |
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| As result, humanism became increasingly identified with anticlericalism. |
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