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... believe to be the revealed instrument of good to our country , and although we have unwittingly assisted his political fervor , by wounding his vanity * as an Author , we can assure him , that , much as we regret * We believe that the ...
... believe to be the revealed instrument of good to our country , and although we have unwittingly assisted his political fervor , by wounding his vanity * as an Author , we can assure him , that , much as we regret * We believe that the ...
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... believe him a sincere convert from the Church of Rome - his Poems , because they have considerable merit . In our next Number one of his minor Poems shall be given as a specimen . THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER , AND Church of Ireland Magazine .
... believe him a sincere convert from the Church of Rome - his Poems , because they have considerable merit . In our next Number one of his minor Poems shall be given as a specimen . THE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER , AND Church of Ireland Magazine .
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... believe the Bible ) we beg to object to his whole plan , so far as it is his - to all its details , from his salaried commissioners , whose interference can only be mischievous , to his select vestries in which every thing dear to the ...
... believe the Bible ) we beg to object to his whole plan , so far as it is his - to all its details , from his salaried commissioners , whose interference can only be mischievous , to his select vestries in which every thing dear to the ...
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... believe , that they could , in the face of Protestant , and Christian , and Bible reading England , venture to establish schools from which on any day in the week , the Bible was to be authoritatively excluded : we know that the vulgar ...
... believe , that they could , in the face of Protestant , and Christian , and Bible reading England , venture to establish schools from which on any day in the week , the Bible was to be authoritatively excluded : we know that the vulgar ...
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... believe to be expediency , and we would call by another name . We shall not now notice the lamentations of the worthy nobleman over the unheard of persecutions inflicted and inflicting on the suffering Roman Catholics of Ireland ...
... believe to be expediency , and we would call by another name . We shall not now notice the lamentations of the worthy nobleman over the unheard of persecutions inflicted and inflicting on the suffering Roman Catholics of Ireland ...
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