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Page 52
... religion . The obligation of paying the tythes to the priests will depend on the king's pleasure .. " By the first part of this answer the free exercife of the Roman Catholic religion is granted to the Canadians : and by the fecond part ...
... religion . The obligation of paying the tythes to the priests will depend on the king's pleasure .. " By the first part of this answer the free exercife of the Roman Catholic religion is granted to the Canadians : and by the fecond part ...
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... religion , and alfo its phyfical caufe , when by degrees many difquifitions foreign to the doctrine of affociation , or at leaft not immediately connected with it , intermixed themselves ; for this reafon , he has added thereto ...
... religion , and alfo its phyfical caufe , when by degrees many difquifitions foreign to the doctrine of affociation , or at leaft not immediately connected with it , intermixed themselves ; for this reafon , he has added thereto ...
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... religion . All his arguments however upon this topic are fallacious ; there being nothing in either the capitulation or treaty , as Mr. Maferes has clearly demonftrated , that could create an obligation on government to grant the ...
... religion . All his arguments however upon this topic are fallacious ; there being nothing in either the capitulation or treaty , as Mr. Maferes has clearly demonftrated , that could create an obligation on government to grant the ...
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