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Page 69
... Catholics , that the penal laws were enacted . That our readers may be the better able to appreciate the merits of this defence , we will state , as concisely as possible , the substance of some of these laws . that if any Catholic ...
... Catholics , that the penal laws were enacted . That our readers may be the better able to appreciate the merits of this defence , we will state , as concisely as possible , the substance of some of these laws . that if any Catholic ...
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... Catholic church would , as a necessary consequence , have thought himself justified in deposing or assas- sinating Elizabeth . It is not sufficient to say that the convert must have acknowledged the authority of the Pope , and that the ...
... Catholic church would , as a necessary consequence , have thought himself justified in deposing or assas- sinating Elizabeth . It is not sufficient to say that the convert must have acknowledged the authority of the Pope , and that the ...
Page 72
... Catholic or Protestant , he should turn . Then he spoke out , as people generally speak out when they are at the point of death , and have nothing to hope or to fear on earth . If Mary had suffered him to live , we suspect that he would ...
... Catholic or Protestant , he should turn . Then he spoke out , as people generally speak out when they are at the point of death , and have nothing to hope or to fear on earth . If Mary had suffered him to live , we suspect that he would ...
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... Catholic true , that a church constituted on the Calvin- Church so eminently excels . But on the other istic model will not strengthen the hands of hand , she continued to be , for more than a the sovereign so much as a hierarchy ...
... Catholic true , that a church constituted on the Calvin- Church so eminently excels . But on the other istic model will not strengthen the hands of hand , she continued to be , for more than a the sovereign so much as a hierarchy ...
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... Catholic queen , we such bodies . Unity , secrecy , decision , are the can scarcely condemn the Long Parliament ... Catholic queen ; possibly , a Catholic king . their generals and armies induced them per petually to interfere in matters ...
... Catholic queen , we such bodies . Unity , secrecy , decision , are the can scarcely condemn the Long Parliament ... Catholic queen ; possibly , a Catholic king . their generals and armies induced them per petually to interfere in matters ...
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