The English Review, Volume 7F. and J. Rivington, 1847 |
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... Church was a part of the Churches under the Roman obedience , and that she directly renounced allegiance to the Romish Church , and justifies her departure from that Church by alleging its corruptions in doctrine and worship . We have ...
... Church was a part of the Churches under the Roman obedience , and that she directly renounced allegiance to the Romish Church , and justifies her departure from that Church by alleging its corruptions in doctrine and worship . We have ...
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... church of the Jesuits at Rome for our conversion . He has granted three hundred days ' indulgence to all who visited the church during the Novena , and plenary indulgence to those who , after confession and communion , paid five visits ...
... church of the Jesuits at Rome for our conversion . He has granted three hundred days ' indulgence to all who visited the church during the Novena , and plenary indulgence to those who , after confession and communion , paid five visits ...
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... churches , on the abolition of the church - rates . What should we think , if the ministry were to abolish the church - rates in England , and then extinguish half the bishoprics , in order to apply their incomes to make up the ...
... churches , on the abolition of the church - rates . What should we think , if the ministry were to abolish the church - rates in England , and then extinguish half the bishoprics , in order to apply their incomes to make up the ...
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England in the North American Colonies c c | 42 |
The Ingoldsby Legends or Mirth and Marvel | 59 |
and Philological Commentary by the Rev George Phillips | 71 |
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