The Anti-Jacobin Review and Protestant Advocate: Or, Monthly Political and Literary Censor, Ausgaben 256-261Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster-Row, 1819 |
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... Popish idolatry , which , at no distant day , will kindle into a conflagration , that will not leave a single Protestant unmur- dered in this then desolated , though at present beautiful and fertile country . The massacre of St ...
... Popish idolatry , which , at no distant day , will kindle into a conflagration , that will not leave a single Protestant unmur- dered in this then desolated , though at present beautiful and fertile country . The massacre of St ...
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... popish faith is so much the better , the nearer it comes to the protestant faith . The truth is , the chief mystery in this late trade of representing and misrepresenting is no more but this , to join a protestant faith with popish ...
... popish faith is so much the better , the nearer it comes to the protestant faith . The truth is , the chief mystery in this late trade of representing and misrepresenting is no more but this , to join a protestant faith with popish ...
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... popish senators , Doctor Dromgoole , who at a period when he , and his abettors , fondly imagined their success was certain , in ( I trust ) a happy hour of mental in- toxication and popish intolerance ( see his speech in the Catho- lic ...
... popish senators , Doctor Dromgoole , who at a period when he , and his abettors , fondly imagined their success was certain , in ( I trust ) a happy hour of mental in- toxication and popish intolerance ( see his speech in the Catho- lic ...
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