1
I wish I'd remembered it when Malachy accused me of anti-clericalism.
2
But he wished to carry still further the anti-clericalism which was part of his policy.
3
This experience of my boyhood partly explains my anti-clericalism.
4
This is anti-clericalism in all its violence.
5
Corydon, in spite of all her anti-clericalism, believed in immortality; she laid claim to intuitions and illuminations concerning it.
6
So is James Madison's robust anti-clericalism: 'During almost fifteen centuries has the legal establishment of Christianity been on trial.
7
However, his sociable instincts and the pleasure he always found in talking to educated men were stronger than his anti-clericalism.
8
The Castors were ultra-clerical and ultramontane; the Bleus inherited the tradition of Gallicanism; the Rouges imported and adapted the anti-clericalism of European Liberals.
9
Well, there is no 'Clericalism' now, and therefore there is no anti-Clericalism.
10
They knew the truth; that Anti-Clericalism is not a Protestant movement, but a Catholic mood.
11
Anti-clericalism was the only remedy against all this superstition and ruin, and this spirit came in with the foreign colonists.
12
Anti-clericalism was widespread among the Republicans and they racked up an impressive list of atrocities in giving vent to it.