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... Trappists ) was broken by necessary speech and occasional recrea- tion , later standardised into a long weekly walk . Agricultural work was never part of their programme , and was not feasible at the Grande Chartreuse , but lighter ...
... Trappists ) was broken by necessary speech and occasional recrea- tion , later standardised into a long weekly walk . Agricultural work was never part of their programme , and was not feasible at the Grande Chartreuse , but lighter ...
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... Trappists must attract the notice of every historian . Yet we may feel that none of these are exactly central in the tradition of their order . The constitutional framework of Maurists and Vannists , and the fierce puritanism of the ...
... Trappists must attract the notice of every historian . Yet we may feel that none of these are exactly central in the tradition of their order . The constitutional framework of Maurists and Vannists , and the fierce puritanism of the ...
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... Trappists were predominantly French , while the common observance was German - Austrian by nationality , embittered relations , especially after 1870. Finally in 1892 the three groups of Trappists were united to form an order entirely ...
... Trappists were predominantly French , while the common observance was German - Austrian by nationality , embittered relations , especially after 1870. Finally in 1892 the three groups of Trappists were united to form an order entirely ...
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Foreword | 7 |
The first Christian monks | 9 |
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