The Christian examiner and Church of Ireland magazine1828 |
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... cause of the Brunswick Clubs , could utter insinuations against that Gentleman's integrity - could see cause for censure in Mr. Roe having given advice under a fictitious signature — and has desecrated Scripture language and Scripture ...
... cause of the Brunswick Clubs , could utter insinuations against that Gentleman's integrity - could see cause for censure in Mr. Roe having given advice under a fictitious signature — and has desecrated Scripture language and Scripture ...
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... cause in which we are engaged . It is in our contemplation to make some decided alterations in our mode of arranging and conducting our Periodical , that will , we trust , ensure more regularity in its despatch , and more space for the ...
... cause in which we are engaged . It is in our contemplation to make some decided alterations in our mode of arranging and conducting our Periodical , that will , we trust , ensure more regularity in its despatch , and more space for the ...
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... Cause of Reli- gion Advantages of the purely Mis- Usual Persecution of Converts 243 to Protestantismı 7 Characters of the First Refor- mation and the Present com- pared 8 Arguments for exertion and perseverance in the Cause of Truth ib ...
... Cause of Reli- gion Advantages of the purely Mis- Usual Persecution of Converts 243 to Protestantismı 7 Characters of the First Refor- mation and the Present com- pared 8 Arguments for exertion and perseverance in the Cause of Truth ib ...
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... cause of God and Ireland - look at the labourers in the cause of reformation ; it may befit Lord Shrewsbury or Mr. O'Connell , to bestow dignity and power upon them , that they may bestow obloquy , but in truth , they are generally ...
... cause of God and Ireland - look at the labourers in the cause of reformation ; it may befit Lord Shrewsbury or Mr. O'Connell , to bestow dignity and power upon them , that they may bestow obloquy , but in truth , they are generally ...
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... cause " who sces in secret . " It has in the second place , disabused the lower order of the Roman Catholics , who from unworthy motives and the expec- tation of support , came over to join a party that seemed to possess the public ...
... cause " who sces in secret . " It has in the second place , disabused the lower order of the Roman Catholics , who from unworthy motives and the expec- tation of support , came over to join a party that seemed to possess the public ...
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