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Lord Castlereagh says , that at this time , the Cabinet were unanimous in favour of the principle of Catholic relief ... the Catholics , so far as the Cabinet were concerned ; and that he was fully warranted in soliciting from the ...
Lord Castlereagh says , that at this time , the Cabinet were unanimous in favour of the principle of Catholic relief ... the Catholics , so far as the Cabinet were concerned ; and that he was fully warranted in soliciting from the ...
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The King had known , since the autumn of 1800 , that a plan for removing Catholic disabilities was under the consideration of the Cabinet ; he had conversed upon it with Lord Lough- borough at Weymouth in September , and had seen Mr.
The King had known , since the autumn of 1800 , that a plan for removing Catholic disabilities was under the consideration of the Cabinet ; he had conversed upon it with Lord Lough- borough at Weymouth in September , and had seen Mr.
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The Roman Catholic religion is to be maintained in Austria with all the rights and privileges it claims under the law of God and of the Church ; the See of Rome is to have absolute liberty of communicating with the bishops , clergy ...
The Roman Catholic religion is to be maintained in Austria with all the rights and privileges it claims under the law of God and of the Church ; the See of Rome is to have absolute liberty of communicating with the bishops , clergy ...
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