Observations Upon the Consequences Apprehended from Concession to the Roman Catholic Claims, as Menacing the Security of the Established Church |
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... Acts which constitute the main protection of the Con- stitution ... Act requiring from members , the De- claration against Popery , * that comprising the Bill of Rights † that determining the Coronation Oath , and that regulating the Union ...
... Acts which constitute the main protection of the Con- stitution ... Act requiring from members , the De- claration against Popery , * that comprising the Bill of Rights † that determining the Coronation Oath , and that regulating the Union ...
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... Act of Union , and that settling the Coronation Oath , we are referred to a previous communication made by Lord Kenyon to the King , which discloses his opinion in the follow- ing terms . " To overthrow any part of the Church ...
... Act of Union , and that settling the Coronation Oath , we are referred to a previous communication made by Lord Kenyon to the King , which discloses his opinion in the follow- ing terms . " To overthrow any part of the Church ...
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... Act of Union . " The King's civil Supremacy every R. Catholic is as forward to acknowledge , and upon the same test , as any member of the temporalty . The ac- knowledgement of the ecclesiastical supremacy is not made by the Dissenters ...
... Act of Union . " The King's civil Supremacy every R. Catholic is as forward to acknowledge , and upon the same test , as any member of the temporalty . The ac- knowledgement of the ecclesiastical supremacy is not made by the Dissenters ...
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