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Catholic convicts were compelled to attend Protestant religious services on pain of being punished . This placed Therry in a dilemma . On the one hand he applauded the motives of the magistrates who inflicted such punishments , if they ...
Catholic convicts were compelled to attend Protestant religious services on pain of being punished . This placed Therry in a dilemma . On the one hand he applauded the motives of the magistrates who inflicted such punishments , if they ...
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of a willing patient , and lulled him asleep in the fatal assurance that all was well.66 In Protestant eyes the Catholic not only practised a vulgar superstition , he also sat , knelt , genuflected , or crossed himself each Sunday in ...
of a willing patient , and lulled him asleep in the fatal assurance that all was well.66 In Protestant eyes the Catholic not only practised a vulgar superstition , he also sat , knelt , genuflected , or crossed himself each Sunday in ...
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Roger Therry replied for the Catholics by deploring the harsh note in that decision , calling it something ... The Reverend W. B. Ullathorne promptly replied that if the Protestants were to destroy the Catholic church then that little ...
Roger Therry replied for the Catholics by deploring the harsh note in that decision , calling it something ... The Reverend W. B. Ullathorne promptly replied that if the Protestants were to destroy the Catholic church then that little ...
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| Title | A History of Australia, Volume 2 A History of Australia, Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Author | Charles Manning Hope Clark |
| Publisher | Cambridge University Press, 1968 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Feb 2009 |
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