An address from his majesty's Roman Catholic subjects to their fellow subjects |
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... may be deposed or inurdered by “ their Subjects , or any person whatsoever : And I do promise , that I will not hold , “ maintain , or abet any such Opinion , or any other Opinions contrary to what is “ expressed in this Declaration ...
... may be deposed or inurdered by “ their Subjects , or any person whatsoever : And I do promise , that I will not hold , “ maintain , or abet any such Opinion , or any other Opinions contrary to what is “ expressed in this Declaration ...
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... and abjure , the opinion that Princes excommunicated by the Pope and Council , or by any authority of the See of Ronie , or by any authority whatsoever , may be deposed or inurdered by their Subjects , or by any person whatsoever ...
... and abjure , the opinion that Princes excommunicated by the Pope and Council , or by any authority of the See of Ronie , or by any authority whatsoever , may be deposed or inurdered by their Subjects , or by any person whatsoever ...
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He requested to be furnished with Authentic : Evidence , of the OPINIONS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY AND THE AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES ABROAD , ON THE EXISTENCE AND EXTENT OF THE Pope's DISPENSING POWER .
He requested to be furnished with Authentic : Evidence , of the OPINIONS OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CLERGY AND THE AND THE ROMAN CATHOLIC UNIVERSITIES ABROAD , ON THE EXISTENCE AND EXTENT OF THE Pope's DISPENSING POWER .
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