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Page 45
Their ignorance of writing and of the geography of the country is such , that there
is no general communication among them , political or religious . ' We are also
told that • In no other country is there such a variety of religions , or so little ...
Their ignorance of writing and of the geography of the country is such , that there
is no general communication among them , political or religious . ' We are also
told that • In no other country is there such a variety of religions , or so little ...
Page 287
The 4th Essay , on National Establishments in Religion , however well meant ,
fails in point of argument . Mr. Bigland does not distinguish between the general
protection of religion by the state , and the special protection and remuneration of
a ...
The 4th Essay , on National Establishments in Religion , however well meant ,
fails in point of argument . Mr. Bigland does not distinguish between the general
protection of religion by the state , and the special protection and remuneration of
a ...
Page 298
Mr. Parnell satisfactorily proves that , during the greater part of Elizabeth's reign ,
religion had very little concern in the troubles and calamities with which Ireland
was afflicted ; and that they proceeded wholly from the violence and treachery ...
Mr. Parnell satisfactorily proves that , during the greater part of Elizabeth's reign ,
religion had very little concern in the troubles and calamities with which Ireland
was afflicted ; and that they proceeded wholly from the violence and treachery ...
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