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Page 143
A Romish ecclesiastic of this the order , however , was restored in city stands at
the head of this singu - 1836 , by express command of his lar Association , and is
the leader of the Majesty , and consists at present of individual members as well ...
A Romish ecclesiastic of this the order , however , was restored in city stands at
the head of this singu - 1836 , by express command of his lar Association , and is
the leader of the Majesty , and consists at present of individual members as well ...
Page 275
far be it from any true Protestant to defend his cruelty or his licentiousness ; ” but
we may ask , are these the grounds of Romish hostility ? History will tell us that
Rome can pardon these things . Whence , then , her hostility - - Simply because
he ...
far be it from any true Protestant to defend his cruelty or his licentiousness ; ” but
we may ask , are these the grounds of Romish hostility ? History will tell us that
Rome can pardon these things . Whence , then , her hostility - - Simply because
he ...
Page 453
And , further , should the Romish priesthood be endowed , or in the progress of
Tractarianism , compliances be required of our clergy which they cannot assent
to , they may be considered to have offended against ecclesiastical laws , to have
...
And , further , should the Romish priesthood be endowed , or in the progress of
Tractarianism , compliances be required of our clergy which they cannot assent
to , they may be considered to have offended against ecclesiastical laws , to have
...
Page 494
A spirit of inquiry is abroad , which all the efforts of the Romish priesthood are
unable to repress ; and the effects of which are seen in the open secession of
multitudes from the apostate Church of Rome . The colony at Achill , under the ...
A spirit of inquiry is abroad , which all the efforts of the Romish priesthood are
unable to repress ; and the effects of which are seen in the open secession of
multitudes from the apostate Church of Rome . The colony at Achill , under the ...
Page 546
Meanwhile , he himself own writings as given above , he also has not disputed
the correctness of my repudiates his temperate censures of view , though it has
been before the Romish DOCTRINE . Now , a repudia - public ever since the ...
Meanwhile , he himself own writings as given above , he also has not disputed
the correctness of my repudiates his temperate censures of view , though it has
been before the Romish DOCTRINE . Now , a repudia - public ever since the ...
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| Title | The Protestant magazine, Volume 8 |
| Author | Protestant association |
| Published | 1846 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 10 Oct 2006 |
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