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The Catholic Encyclopedia and Its Makers · 1917 · p. 207
b. at Glen- Education: College of St. Jodard and Seminary of field near Leicester, England, 1 January, 1843, son of St. Ireneus, Lyons, France. Ordained 1879; pro- George Peregrine Phillips, Anglican clergyman, and fe or of philosophy, Catholic Institute, Paris, 1892- Lucy Agnes Vaughan, sister of Dr. Charles Vaughan; canon of Lyons. Fellow of the University of of Harrow. Education: St. Cuthbert’s College, France. Author of: “L’Intellect act if’; “Quid Ushaw, Rome. Ordained 1869; cla ical master divini nostris ide is tribuat div us Thomas”; ‘“His- (1865-1882), profe or of philosophy (1884-1898), torique de la liberté au XIX® siécle’”’ (crowned by the superior of the Junior House (1886), and profe or of French Academy); ‘‘Probléme de la liberté”’ (crowned Church history (1898— ), St. Cuthhbert’s College, by the French Academy); “‘L’idée, ou critique de Ushaw. Author of: ‘‘The Extinction of the Ancient Kantisme”; “L’Apologétique de Abbé de Brog- Hierarchy’? (London, 1905); pamphlets for the lie’; ‘‘La per sonne humaine” (Prix Le Di ez, Acad- Catholic Truth Society; collaborator in Camm, emy of Moral and Political Sciences); “‘La destinée “Lives of the English Martyrs” (by Father Phillips: de ’homme” (German translation by Prince zu Oet- “Ble ed Thomas Percy’’), 2 vols. (London, 1904); tingen Spielberg; Spanish translation by Carreno); contributor to: ‘Dublin Review”; ‘‘Ushaw Maga- “La Mon a do logie de Leibnitz’’; ‘‘La morale chré- zine’; “The Tablet”’. tienne et la moral ité en France’’; ‘‘De la croyance ARTICLES: Bourne, Girspert; Day, Grorce; Dicconson, en Dieu” (8 editions); ‘‘In suffisance des philosophies Epwarp; EpmMunp THE Martyr, Saint; Epwarp THE Con- FESSOR, Saint; Epwarp THE Martyr, Saint; Epwin, SAINT; de Vin tuition’”; ‘‘La morale du bonheur”; ‘So- EGsBert, SAInt; ELINED, Saint; HexHam AND NEwcastLe, D1ocrate” (translated into German); ‘“‘Platon”’ (Prix CESE OF. Bordin, French Academy); ‘‘Aristote’” (translated into German and Italian), the last three belonging to
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