A History of Australia: From the earliest times to the age of Macquarie |
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... Protestant eyes followed Catholicism as night followed day . For the Protestant believed passionately that Protestantism represented the higher level or order - industry , intelligence , and civilization , that the Catholic religion was ...
... Protestant eyes followed Catholicism as night followed day . For the Protestant believed passionately that Protestantism represented the higher level or order - industry , intelligence , and civilization , that the Catholic religion was ...
Page 350
... Protestant community seemed disposed to assist rather than frustrate the work of the Catholic chaplains . A Protestant , John Piper , helped them to find board and lodging.56 At a public meeting held on 30 June at the court house , ...
... Protestant community seemed disposed to assist rather than frustrate the work of the Catholic chaplains . A Protestant , John Piper , helped them to find board and lodging.56 At a public meeting held on 30 June at the court house , ...
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... Protestant religious services on convict transports , nor the career disabilities of Catholics were brought up for discussion . For in British societies in general , there was a career in the law , in the services , and in the ...
... Protestant religious services on convict transports , nor the career disabilities of Catholics were brought up for discussion . For in British societies in general , there was a career in the law , in the services , and in the ...
Contents
THE CONTRIBUTION OF THE PROTESTANTS | 21 |
THE SONS OF ENLIGHTENMENT | 42 |
THE CHOICE OF BOTANY BAY | 59 |
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