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The clergymen officiating within the diocese consider , and I also consider , that they have a right to such livings as may happen to become vacant , so that to bring in a stranger , and exclude them , would be in my mind very unjust .
The clergymen officiating within the diocese consider , and I also consider , that they have a right to such livings as may happen to become vacant , so that to bring in a stranger , and exclude them , would be in my mind very unjust .
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Our readers must not imagine , however , that we consider the Roman Catholics , though excusable , altogether blameless . They have sometimes taken alarm when danger was not impending , and have refused the services of friends , who had ...
Our readers must not imagine , however , that we consider the Roman Catholics , though excusable , altogether blameless . They have sometimes taken alarm when danger was not impending , and have refused the services of friends , who had ...
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Our readers must not imagine , however , that we consider the Roman Catholics , though excusable , altogether blameless . They have sometimes taken alarm when danger was not impending , and have refused the services of friends , who had ...
Our readers must not imagine , however , that we consider the Roman Catholics , though excusable , altogether blameless . They have sometimes taken alarm when danger was not impending , and have refused the services of friends , who had ...
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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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