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... to parliament , but pro- let the Roman Catholic be prohibited hibiting them from
voting upon mea- altogether from legislating upon the sures affecting the
interests of the affairs of the Established Church . ” church . He replies to the chief
...
... to parliament , but pro- let the Roman Catholic be prohibited hibiting them from
voting upon mea- altogether from legislating upon the sures affecting the
interests of the affairs of the Established Church . ” church . He replies to the chief
...
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It is not to Protestant interest , as it was called , be denied that this spirit was
fostered was established in Ireland , and almost by the manner in which the
preferevery thing that legislation could do , ments in the church were made sub .
was done ...
It is not to Protestant interest , as it was called , be denied that this spirit was
fostered was established in Ireland , and almost by the manner in which the
preferevery thing that legislation could do , ments in the church were made sub .
was done ...
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Our readers will remember , that “ Do you know how long those schools such , in
substance , was our own view had been established which manifested so of the
case , when we last addressed little improvement ? them upon this subject ...
Our readers will remember , that “ Do you know how long those schools such , in
substance , was our own view had been established which manifested so of the
case , when we last addressed little improvement ? them upon this subject ...
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Contents
LORD MULGRAVE AND HIS SPECIAL REPORTERS | 255 |
THE RUBI A TALE OF THE SEA IN SIX CANTOS Canto I The ESCAPE 200 | 271 |
SONNETS BY R SHELTON MACKENZIE LL D | 291 |
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