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... religion , this female writer laments that inftitutions , from which the has received much perfonal fatisfaction and improvement , and which have , in her judgment , been productive of confequences the most falutary , fhould be treated ...
... religion , this female writer laments that inftitutions , from which the has received much perfonal fatisfaction and improvement , and which have , in her judgment , been productive of confequences the most falutary , fhould be treated ...
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... religion , and liberty ; and that fome of thefe have Roman Catholic authors . One memorable instance of the latter ... religion ; and fuch a religion is the Catholic . When their religion becomes power- ful , it will fhed the blood of ...
... religion , and liberty ; and that fome of thefe have Roman Catholic authors . One memorable instance of the latter ... religion ; and fuch a religion is the Catholic . When their religion becomes power- ful , it will fhed the blood of ...
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... religion in any exteriors . He confidered fuch obfervances as matters of propriety and decency ; and , poffibly , to him , and to those connected with him , they might yield fome fort of fervice ; though there is great danger of their ...
... religion in any exteriors . He confidered fuch obfervances as matters of propriety and decency ; and , poffibly , to him , and to those connected with him , they might yield fome fort of fervice ; though there is great danger of their ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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