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Unamuno y Jugo, Miguel de (1864–1936)

2018
The Spanish philosopher-poet Miguel de Unamuno upheld a heterodoxical Catholicism, resembling much nineteenth-century Liberal Protestantism, which viewed reason and faith as antagonistic. By ‘reason’, he understood scientific induction and deduction; by ‘faith’, a sentiment varying with his readings and personal experiences.
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Miguel de Unamuno (1864-1936)

, 1994
Manuel Padilla Novoa
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Ferard, Henry Cecil, (1864–8 May 1936)

, 2007

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Henri See (1864-1936)

The Economic History Review, 1936
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Venizelos, Eleutherios, (1864–18 March 1936)

, 2007

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Broughton, Dr Leonard Gaston, (1864–22 Feb. 1936), General evangelist and Bible Conference teacher and lecturer

, 2007

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Campbell, Lt-Gen. Sir Walter, (30 July 1864–11 Aug. 1936)

, 2007

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Paine, Brig.-Gen. John Jackson, (1864–25 Aug. 1936)

, 2007

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Étienne Clémentel (1864-1936)

2018
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Unamuno, Miguel de (1864–1936)

2006
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