The Parliamentary Debates from the Year 1803 to the Present Time, Том 40 |
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... Protestant Dissenters against the Marriage Act ... Resolutions relative to the Public Income and Expenditure 853 ... 864 Military Occupation of Parga ......... 866 Foreign Enlistment Bill 867 June 7. Petition of James Mills ...
... Protestant Dissenters against the Marriage Act ... Resolutions relative to the Public Income and Expenditure 853 ... 864 Military Occupation of Parga ......... 866 Foreign Enlistment Bill 867 June 7. Petition of James Mills ...
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... Protestant side , and should do so upon the present occasion , unless he heard arguments much stronger than those in general use , to show the propriety of granting the Catholics that for which they petitioned . He , at the same time ...
... Protestant side , and should do so upon the present occasion , unless he heard arguments much stronger than those in general use , to show the propriety of granting the Catholics that for which they petitioned . He , at the same time ...
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... Protestant church were in danger ; they considered that a question of reli- gion , which he regarded as one of great civil policy , and certainly they had a right to petition in a collective , as well as in an individual capacity ; but ...
... Protestant church were in danger ; they considered that a question of reli- gion , which he regarded as one of great civil policy , and certainly they had a right to petition in a collective , as well as in an individual capacity ; but ...
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... Protestants had prescribed , and which the Roman Catho- lics had taken ; the answers of the six uni- versities against the imputed slander , the list of the killed and wounded , the battles won with Catholic blood ; and in answer to the ...
... Protestants had prescribed , and which the Roman Catho- lics had taken ; the answers of the six uni- versities against the imputed slander , the list of the killed and wounded , the battles won with Catholic blood ; and in answer to the ...
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... Protestant power restored him : -I say , did you re- store the mass in Italy , in order to punish your fellow ... Protestant and Roman Catholic , have united by the bond of christian fraternity to support the christian religion . You ...
... Protestant power restored him : -I say , did you re- store the mass in Italy , in order to punish your fellow ... Protestant and Roman Catholic , have united by the bond of christian fraternity to support the christian religion . You ...
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