The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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... Roman Catholic Clergy . We have mentioned the Roman Catholic clergy . It is extremely gratifying to learn how actively and cordially they have supported the cause of agricultural improvement . The names of near a hundred Roman Catholic ...
... Roman Catholic Clergy . We have mentioned the Roman Catholic clergy . It is extremely gratifying to learn how actively and cordially they have supported the cause of agricultural improvement . The names of near a hundred Roman Catholic ...
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... in the Dublin University and other literary in- stitutions in Ireland ; in the advantages of which the Roman Catholic youth participated , without the shadow of an objection having been started by a single priest or bishop of their ...
... in the Dublin University and other literary in- stitutions in Ireland ; in the advantages of which the Roman Catholic youth participated , without the shadow of an objection having been started by a single priest or bishop of their ...
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... Roman Catholic chaplain to superintend the moral and religious instruction of the Roman Catholic students belonging to each of the colleges ; that the appointment of each chaplain shall be made by the bishop of the diocese in which the ...
... Roman Catholic chaplain to superintend the moral and religious instruction of the Roman Catholic students belonging to each of the colleges ; that the appointment of each chaplain shall be made by the bishop of the diocese in which the ...
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The Odes and Epodes of Horace Translated literally | 91 |
The Lives of the Chief Justices of England from | 97 |
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