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Page 270
... he would have no hesitation wbaterer in answering , that his opinion was , that
there were good men in that Church - that many good men had gone to heaven
out of the Romish Charch , but they had never gone to heaven in consequence of
...
... he would have no hesitation wbaterer in answering , that his opinion was , that
there were good men in that Church - that many good men had gone to heaven
out of the Romish Charch , but they had never gone to heaven in consequence of
...
Page 271
The next Parliament will settle the destinies of their empire for generations , and a
more solemn and momentous responsibility never rested upon free - born
Englishmen than will devolve upon them at the next election . ( Cheers . ) He
trusted ...
The next Parliament will settle the destinies of their empire for generations , and a
more solemn and momentous responsibility never rested upon free - born
Englishmen than will devolve upon them at the next election . ( Cheers . ) He
trusted ...
Page 335
Satan , and all Thou birth - place of the bright , the his instruments in his hand ,
cannot Never , " not even for one hour , " move a step without Divine permission .
Give place to her that would enslave . When we are hurried with worldly Oh never
...
Satan , and all Thou birth - place of the bright , the his instruments in his hand ,
cannot Never , " not even for one hour , " move a step without Divine permission .
Give place to her that would enslave . When we are hurried with worldly Oh never
...
Page 366
She , and she alone , entered into his every feeling ; she touched his faults with a
hand of love so delicate that her chiding , if it caused a pain , never caused a
shade of anger . Her approbation was the sunshine of his life , the stimulant to ...
She , and she alone , entered into his every feeling ; she touched his faults with a
hand of love so delicate that her chiding , if it caused a pain , never caused a
shade of anger . Her approbation was the sunshine of his life , the stimulant to ...
Page 532
... not endeavour to force upon them tenets , which they know to be wrong ; let her
prevent children being employed in factories , till they know how to read ; but
never let any Administration try to force the honest - hearted Protestants of
England ...
... not endeavour to force upon them tenets , which they know to be wrong ; let her
prevent children being employed in factories , till they know how to read ; but
never let any Administration try to force the honest - hearted Protestants of
England ...
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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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