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+ The doctrines of the Catholic Church as to absolution , confession , and penance , are laid down in the Common Prayer Book in the same words as they are described in the Catholic books . The gospels , epistles , and collects in the ...
+ The doctrines of the Catholic Church as to absolution , confession , and penance , are laid down in the Common Prayer Book in the same words as they are described in the Catholic books . The gospels , epistles , and collects in the ...
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6 of his royal ancestor James , who , in his speech to Parliament in 1608 , said I acknowledge the Church of Rome to be our mother church ; ' and in his premonition to all Christian Monarchs , he says- Patriarchs I know were in the time ...
6 of his royal ancestor James , who , in his speech to Parliament in 1608 , said I acknowledge the Church of Rome to be our mother church ; ' and in his premonition to all Christian Monarchs , he says- Patriarchs I know were in the time ...
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The BOOK of the ROMAN - CATHOLIC CHURCH , in a Series of Letters addressed to Robert Southey , Esq . , LL . D. , on his BOOK of the CHURCH . By CHARLES BUTLER , Esq . , of Lincoln's - Inn . A New Edition , revised and corrected . 8vo .
The BOOK of the ROMAN - CATHOLIC CHURCH , in a Series of Letters addressed to Robert Southey , Esq . , LL . D. , on his BOOK of the CHURCH . By CHARLES BUTLER , Esq . , of Lincoln's - Inn . A New Edition , revised and corrected . 8vo .
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A Discourse on the Rise Progress Peculiar Objects | 1 |
Memoirs of Samuel Pepys Esq F R S Secretary | 23 |
Absenteeism By Lady Morgan | 54 |
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