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The Continental Monthly, Vol. 4, No. 2, August, 1863

Note B — THE BUCCANEERS OF AMERICA.

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An indulgence was never granted in advance of any crime yet to be committed. It was simply a remission or commutation of a part of the temporal penalty attached to crime, after the sin itself had been repented, confessed, renounced, and forgiven. Two millions of Papal bulls!!!—Ed.

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