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Page iv
... character of a Catholic Clergyman , which , in these kingdoms , the prepossession of ignorance has rendered so odious , nor the discountenance of the laws , which doom me to transportation , with the common malefactor , nor the ...
... character of a Catholic Clergyman , which , in these kingdoms , the prepossession of ignorance has rendered so odious , nor the discountenance of the laws , which doom me to transportation , with the common malefactor , nor the ...
Page vii
... characters , and the professors of whose religion are so tolerant in Holland and Switzerland , consider their Catholic neighbours as so many slaves ready to cut their throats , at the first signal given by their royal masters , without ...
... characters , and the professors of whose religion are so tolerant in Holland and Switzerland , consider their Catholic neighbours as so many slaves ready to cut their throats , at the first signal given by their royal masters , without ...
Page viii
... characters are daily mounting the stage of life , to be- come the object of applause , derision , or censure of man- kind . Every new generation is a new world , raised on the ruins of the former , aiming at their present advantages ...
... characters are daily mounting the stage of life , to be- come the object of applause , derision , or censure of man- kind . Every new generation is a new world , raised on the ruins of the former , aiming at their present advantages ...
Page ix
... characters , whose refined feelings can only be equalled by the culture of their minds : who have transplanted to the Irish nursery the flowers of Rome and Athens : who , in their writings and speeches , have displayed to Europe B the ...
... characters , whose refined feelings can only be equalled by the culture of their minds : who have transplanted to the Irish nursery the flowers of Rome and Athens : who , in their writings and speeches , have displayed to Europe B the ...
Page 3
... character justifies you from any imputa- tion of a design to infect others with the poison of a licentious doctrine . But vanity is one of those foreign ingredients , blended by the loss of original justice , into our nature . It ...
... character justifies you from any imputa- tion of a design to infect others with the poison of a licentious doctrine . But vanity is one of those foreign ingredients , blended by the loss of original justice , into our nature . It ...
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Miscellaneous Tracts: By the Rev. Arthur O'Leary. Containing, I. A Defence ... Arthur O'Leary No preview available - 1782 |
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