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... church and state had a right to require . The Earl of Donoughmore said , that with respect to one of the points alluded to by the noble earl , he felt exactly as he did ; but he was sorry the noble earl did not agree with him in the ...
... church and state had a right to require . The Earl of Donoughmore said , that with respect to one of the points alluded to by the noble earl , he felt exactly as he did ; but he was sorry the noble earl did not agree with him in the ...
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... Church , a Quakeress , confined for debt , and read a letter from an individual of her own persuasion , to prove that the most humane attentions had been uniformly rendered to her by the gaoler . More than this , her own vo- luntary ...
... Church , a Quakeress , confined for debt , and read a letter from an individual of her own persuasion , to prove that the most humane attentions had been uniformly rendered to her by the gaoler . More than this , her own vo- luntary ...
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... Church , whose power might once have been deemed formidable , could no longer be an object of apprehension . It could not now be alleged that the pope was under the influence and control of the power which had been the terror of Eu ...
... Church , whose power might once have been deemed formidable , could no longer be an object of apprehension . It could not now be alleged that the pope was under the influence and control of the power which had been the terror of Eu ...
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... Church had been at all times . It was the pream- ble to the order of reference made to the bishops and superiors of the Catholic Church , when called upon to make a re- port of the state of their respective dio- ceses or districts ...
... Church had been at all times . It was the pream- ble to the order of reference made to the bishops and superiors of the Catholic Church , when called upon to make a re- port of the state of their respective dio- ceses or districts ...
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... church establishment in all its power , dignity , and authority , was equally pre- served under this measure . Of what else , he would ask , did the Protestant esta- blishment consist ? The king might ap- point his own ministers at will ...
... church establishment in all its power , dignity , and authority , was equally pre- served under this measure . Of what else , he would ask , did the Protestant esta- blishment consist ? The king might ap- point his own ministers at will ...
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