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with the authority and under the immediate direction of the crown , and to proceed against him as a criminal . " The duke of Harcourt and Moo fieur Mesnil , in Rouen and Grenoble , imitated the conduct of the duke of Fitz - James ...
with the authority and under the immediate direction of the crown , and to proceed against him as a criminal . " The duke of Harcourt and Moo fieur Mesnil , in Rouen and Grenoble , imitated the conduct of the duke of Fitz - James ...
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To which is added , an Abstract of , and some general Observations upon the Laws now in force against the English Protetting Catholic Diffenter . 8vo . pp . 66 . Is . 60. Elmsley . Being decidedly.of opinion that religion , as well as ...
To which is added , an Abstract of , and some general Observations upon the Laws now in force against the English Protetting Catholic Diffenter . 8vo . pp . 66 . Is . 60. Elmsley . Being decidedly.of opinion that religion , as well as ...
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apprehensions of a still more serious nature ; and calls on them to provide against the attacks which are daily made on the entire fabric of Christianity itself . He particularly folicits their attention to the objections which have ...
apprehensions of a still more serious nature ; and calls on them to provide against the attacks which are daily made on the entire fabric of Christianity itself . He particularly folicits their attention to the objections which have ...
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Philoſophy Natural See Ingen Revelations See Cooke | 1 |
Diſeaſes | 13 |
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