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| | CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: The Kingdom of Bavaria |
 | | The relations of Church and State are settled in all important points by the Concordat and the Constitution [cf. |
 | | "Lehrburh des katholischen Kirchenrechts" (Ratisbon, 1903), 4 vols.; Girón y Arcas, "La situación jurídica de la Iglesia en los diversos estados de Europa y de América" (Madrid, 1905)]. |
 | | Although the promises made the Holy See were not kept in all particulars, for instance in the early seventies of the nineteenth century, yet, taken altogether, conditions are satisfactory; this is owing largely to the strong religious feeling of the reigning dynasty, once more thoroughly Catholic. |
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