An address from his majesty's Roman Catholic subjects to their fellow subjects |
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... the heroic exertions of a considerable proportion of them in his Majesty ' s
Fleets and Armies , — the repeated instances in which they have come forward in
their Country ' s Cause , — their irreproachable demeanor in the general
relations ...
... the heroic exertions of a considerable proportion of them in his Majesty ' s
Fleets and Armies , — the repeated instances in which they have come forward in
their Country ' s Cause , — their irreproachable demeanor in the general
relations ...
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... and Government , the heroic exertions of a considerable proportion of them in
his Majesty ' s Fleets and Armies , — the repeated instances in which they have
come forward in their Country ' s Cause , — their irreproachable demeanor in the
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... and Government , the heroic exertions of a considerable proportion of them in
his Majesty ' s Fleets and Armies , — the repeated instances in which they have
come forward in their Country ' s Cause , — their irreproachable demeanor in the
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... the heroic exertions of a considerable proportion of them in his Majesty ' s
Fleets and Armies , the repeated instances in which they have come forward in
their country ' s Cause , - their irreproachable demeanor in the general relations
of Life ...
... the heroic exertions of a considerable proportion of them in his Majesty ' s
Fleets and Armies , the repeated instances in which they have come forward in
their country ' s Cause , - their irreproachable demeanor in the general relations
of Life ...
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... thereby any remission of his sins , incurs the additional guilt of violating a
Sacra - - “ ment : And I do swear that I will defend , to the uttermost of my power ,
the : “ Settlement and Arrangement of Property in this Country , as established by
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... thereby any remission of his sins , incurs the additional guilt of violating a
Sacra - - “ ment : And I do swear that I will defend , to the uttermost of my power ,
the : “ Settlement and Arrangement of Property in this Country , as established by
: .
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... his Roman Catholic Subjects owe him true , dutiful , active , and unreserved
Allegiance , Such then , - Fellow Countrymen and Fellow Subjects , - Such being
our Religious and Civil Principles in respect to our King and our Country , - - Let
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... his Roman Catholic Subjects owe him true , dutiful , active , and unreserved
Allegiance , Such then , - Fellow Countrymen and Fellow Subjects , - Such being
our Religious and Civil Principles in respect to our King and our Country , - - Let
us ...
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