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Перевод: anticlerical

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антиклерикальный

Тезаурус:

1. Like many great cities, it fostered within it an active turbulent group of middle and lower citizens, with some local nobles among them, and with a strongly anticlerical flavour to it.
2. It was the business of the bishop to preach peace - and some of them actually did so; yet a growing spirit of political independence, sometimes accompanying a furious anticlerical urge, limited the power of the bishop once the city had felt and tested its freedom.
3. But the anticlerical spirit was turned against the archbishop and the traditional, worldly, married clergy of Milan, not against the church as such, and won in time a measure of support from the reformed papacy.
4. His mother, Emilie, was an older sister of the republican and anticlerical historian, also a folklore enthusiast, Raoul de Kercoz, who still maintained the family manor of Kernemet.
5. The quarrel of the Italian government with the papacy nearly led to an anticlerical league of governments around about 1880.
6. The growth of liberal assumptions of free speech and tolerance meant that the anticlerical challenge came just when religion had been deprived of much of its legal protection.
7. Was it more important than, say, anticlerical propaganda or urbanization?
8. The sudden arrival of the Republic, with its liberal and anticlerical atmosphere, probably saved Carlism from extinction; certainly the cause now began to revive, expanding beyond its stronghold in Navarre into other regions, adopting a militantly anti-republican stance, and eventually developing a formidable paramilitary organization, the Requet .
9. The new popular movements of revolt, anarchism and socialism, were not only as anticlerical as any enlightened despot, they were often antireligious as well.
10. The anticlerical feeling was not incompatible with a very active religious sentiment.
11. It was helped by the de facto secularizing of the state since the Reformation, by the growth of towns, by the rise of positivism, materialism and a belief in natural science, some of whose exponents were militantly and bitterly anticlerical.
12. Continental working classes are more violently atheistic and anticlerical than their British counterparts.
13. Negotiations between the Republic and the Vatican languished; many Spanish bishops, including the primate, Cardinal-Archbishop Segura of Toledo, made little attempt to conceal their hostility to the Republic, Segura himself being eventually declared persona non grata by the government; and in May 1931 Catholic sensibilities were outraged when the Provisional Government appeared unwilling to crush an outburst of church-burning and anticlerical violence in Madrid and several southern cities.