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Definition of Clericals
1. clerical [n] - See also: clerical
Lexicographical Neighbors of Clericals
Literary usage of Clericals
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Training for Store Service: The Vocational Experiences and Training of by Lucile Eaves (1920)
"General statements about the qualifications desired for store clericals are difficult
... Characteristics of Successful clericals Shown in Reports of Their ..."
2. Governments and Parties in Continental Europe by Abbott Lawrence Lowell (1897)
"... in each case are clericals: but while in France the reactionaries sit in ...
on the condition of parties, for the clericals are neither few nor passive. ..."
3. The Quarterly (1901)
"... 113 Marine Biological Labratory at San Pedro— Mrs. M. Burton Williamson 121
Early clericals of Los Angeles HD Barrows 127 The Original Father Junípero ..."
4. Leaves from the autobiography of Tommaso Salvini by Tommaso Salvini (1893)
"... and most of all by the insinuations and counsels of the clericals throughout
Europe, who hated every aspiration toward liberalism, and he abjured the ..."
5. Mexico in Transition from the Power of Political Romanism to Civil and by William Butler (1892)
"... with the pope—Incurable insanity—French troops withdrawn—The emperor's attempted
departure—Interference of French and clericals—Sheridan at Rio Grande. ..."
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