The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 - Free thought |
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... origin is divine , and was derived from the first Apostles of the Christian church ; and have ample authority to justify us in calling the national Church of England , as a branch of the general Church of Christ , an apostolical church ...
... origin is divine , and was derived from the first Apostles of the Christian church ; and have ample authority to justify us in calling the national Church of England , as a branch of the general Church of Christ , an apostolical church ...
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... ORIGIN AND PURPORT . Two eras have existed in the British history , during which , a weak and wicked government have thought it proper and necessary to keep up a continual alarm and terror , about plots to blow up with gun- powder ...
... ORIGIN AND PURPORT . Two eras have existed in the British history , during which , a weak and wicked government have thought it proper and necessary to keep up a continual alarm and terror , about plots to blow up with gun- powder ...
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... origin of man and of other animals should be forced on the minds of a doubtful people by pains and penalties . The word heavens is substituted for firn , anent in the second chapter ; in the first we read " and God called the firmament ...
... origin of man and of other animals should be forced on the minds of a doubtful people by pains and penalties . The word heavens is substituted for firn , anent in the second chapter ; in the first we read " and God called the firmament ...
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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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