The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 - Free thought |
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Page 91
... death or to be put to death himself , and in default of finding death by such means , they would summon their friends and neighbours to witness their self - destruction by throwing themselves from a rock , or committing some such rash ...
... death or to be put to death himself , and in default of finding death by such means , they would summon their friends and neighbours to witness their self - destruction by throwing themselves from a rock , or committing some such rash ...
Page 468
... death of Marimin soon delivered the church from the last and most implacable of her enemies . † In this general view of the persecution , which was first authorised by the edicts of Diocletian , I have purposely refrained from des ...
... death of Marimin soon delivered the church from the last and most implacable of her enemies . † In this general view of the persecution , which was first authorised by the edicts of Diocletian , I have purposely refrained from des ...
Page 494
... death . Others were allured by the hope , that a short confinement would expiate the sins of a whole life ; and others again were actuated by the less honourable motive of deriving a plentiful subsistence , and perhaps a considerable ...
... death . Others were allured by the hope , that a short confinement would expiate the sins of a whole life ; and others again were actuated by the less honourable motive of deriving a plentiful subsistence , and perhaps a considerable ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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