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An Unexpected Centenary - Suarez in French Politics
Dewey, Stoddard | January 3, 1918 issue

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According to Jean-François Poncet, a French Socialist Deputy, passports which had been refused to Socialists to go to Stockholm for a Congress of the Internationale, where they were to meet with German Socialists, had been given to Catholics to go to a Congress in Granada, where they had actually met with Germans. The explanation for this issue has been that it was not a Congress which had been held in Granada, but it was a simple ceremony in celebration of the third centenary of the death of Francis Suarez, a Spanish theologian and philosopher, with an English bishop with a British passport.

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INTERNATIONAL travel regulations; CONGRESSES & conventions; PASSPORTS; SOCIALISM; SUAREZ, Francis; FRANCE
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