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There which shall be your protest , or in some are some people who have not
given way or other pledge yourself to vote us help for four or five years , who you
against any such measure as shall will see coming by degrees , just to see
identify ...
There which shall be your protest , or in some are some people who have not
given way or other pledge yourself to vote us help for four or five years , who you
against any such measure as shall will see coming by degrees , just to see
identify ...
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Is it not then our bounden duty to interpose and prevent measures so powerful for
evil , so impotent for good , being ... they must blame themselves hereafter for
suffering , by their own supineness , such a measure to be carried into effect .
Is it not then our bounden duty to interpose and prevent measures so powerful for
evil , so impotent for good , being ... they must blame themselves hereafter for
suffering , by their own supineness , such a measure to be carried into effect .
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forward a measure , which I wish was persevered in - a Bill , to cry through the
House , “ Let us know who are our friends and who are our foes , and not have
half measures , " - a Romish nobleman stood up and said , that the Doctors of ...
forward a measure , which I wish was persevered in - a Bill , to cry through the
House , “ Let us know who are our friends and who are our foes , and not have
half measures , " - a Romish nobleman stood up and said , that the Doctors of ...
Page 340
cable . I believe that , with respect to what some have proposed , viz . , the
destruction * of the Protestant Church in Ireland , there could be no worse or
more fatal measure sanctioned by Parliament . * * * * * * It is quite evident from Mr
. Pitt ' s ...
cable . I believe that , with respect to what some have proposed , viz . , the
destruction * of the Protestant Church in Ireland , there could be no worse or
more fatal measure sanctioned by Parliament . * * * * * * It is quite evident from Mr
. Pitt ' s ...
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Wilberforce , that excellent man , and his religious associates mainly contributed
to the passing of that iniquitous measure , and his son ( ignorant of the
circumstance , that England is an artificial country , and must be upheld by
artificial means ...
Wilberforce , that excellent man , and his religious associates mainly contributed
to the passing of that iniquitous measure , and his son ( ignorant of the
circumstance , that England is an artificial country , and must be upheld by
artificial means ...
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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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