The Republican, Volumen1Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1819 |
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... priest , he will be enfuriated at the bare idea of seeing his hypocrisy unmasked ; if a friend and fol- lower of priests , ( and of course a dupe ) his piety will take the aların , and he will prophecy , like a celebrated Jew who lived ...
... priest , he will be enfuriated at the bare idea of seeing his hypocrisy unmasked ; if a friend and fol- lower of priests , ( and of course a dupe ) his piety will take the aların , and he will prophecy , like a celebrated Jew who lived ...
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... priests and mitred heads Shrunk , self - condemned , unequal to the task , Till armed with the brute - arguiment of ... priests , pigs , and potatoes thrive ; But this side of the water , chilaish things , Are giving place to mauly ...
... priests and mitred heads Shrunk , self - condemned , unequal to the task , Till armed with the brute - arguiment of ... priests , pigs , and potatoes thrive ; But this side of the water , chilaish things , Are giving place to mauly ...
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... priest says it is true , and we ought not to examine for ourselves , for when the priest speaks , reason must be silent ; and when the church speaks the philosopher must be silent also .. We might suppose that the priests of all ages ...
... priest says it is true , and we ought not to examine for ourselves , for when the priest speaks , reason must be silent ; and when the church speaks the philosopher must be silent also .. We might suppose that the priests of all ages ...
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Letter on Superstition by the Right Hon W Pitt | 10 |
Third to the Prince Regent | 24 |
to Mr Carlile | 30 |
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