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Page 51
... enemies all those whose persuasion is diffe- rent from ours , the number of our friends will be but small . Let us then be retainers to Dean Swift's doctrine . Let the Christians agree in the points allowed on all sides , as much as ...
... enemies all those whose persuasion is diffe- rent from ours , the number of our friends will be but small . Let us then be retainers to Dean Swift's doctrine . Let the Christians agree in the points allowed on all sides , as much as ...
Page 56
... enemies by the sacrifice of his defenders , consents to the special ex- ception of Irish Catholics from the general act of indemnity , refuses the least assistance to Lord Rochfort , who sold his estate to support him during his exile ...
... enemies by the sacrifice of his defenders , consents to the special ex- ception of Irish Catholics from the general act of indemnity , refuses the least assistance to Lord Rochfort , who sold his estate to support him during his exile ...
Page 58
... enemy , and keep the battle in suspense , he cries out , spare my English sub- jects , spare my English subjects . ' Lo , the most beloved king of the Stuart race ! Pious , and tender - hearted , he would not have scrupled to re ...
... enemy , and keep the battle in suspense , he cries out , spare my English sub- jects , spare my English subjects . ' Lo , the most beloved king of the Stuart race ! Pious , and tender - hearted , he would not have scrupled to re ...
Page 61
... enemies , for a legacy or a spot of ground.— We read of Popes , who in defence of their territories , have entered into leagues with Protestant princes against Catholic powers . Property then is so interwoven with self - preserva- tion ...
... enemies , for a legacy or a spot of ground.— We read of Popes , who in defence of their territories , have entered into leagues with Protestant princes against Catholic powers . Property then is so interwoven with self - preserva- tion ...
Page 74
... enemies ? ' says Tertullian . • Are the Moors , the Marcomans , and Parthians , and whatever na- ' tions of one place , and confined to their own limits , more than those of the whole world ? We are but men of yes- terday ; and yet have ...
... enemies ? ' says Tertullian . • Are the Moors , the Marcomans , and Parthians , and whatever na- ' tions of one place , and confined to their own limits , more than those of the whole world ? We are but men of yes- terday ; and yet have ...
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