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See also: born at See also: Louvain in1804
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He took orders early, and was appointed professor of See also: poetry at the seminary of Malines, and archiviste of the diocese
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During the years immediately before the revolution of 1830, Ram, who was much influenced by See also: Lamennais, was active in bringing about a coalition of Liberals and Catholics against the Dutch See also: government established by the See also: Powers on the fall of See also: Napoleon, and in endeavouring to give a democratic character to the policy of his See also: church
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He declined to stand as a member of the Belgian
See also: assembly, and applied himself wholly to teaching and to editing or composing See also: historical books
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As professor of philosophy at Malines he succeeded in bringing about the foundation of the Catholic university, which was transferred to Louvain in 1834
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He was rector of the university till his See also: death in 1865
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The best known of his publications is the Documents relatifs aux troubles du pays de Liege '455—15o_5, published by the Commission royale de l'Histoire de Belgique (Brussels, 1844)
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A See also: Notice sur la See also: vie et See also: les travaux de Mgr P
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F
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X. de Ram, by J
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J
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Thonissen, will be found in the Annuaire de l'Academie royale de Belgique (Brussels, 1866)
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