Letter on the Coronation OathW.E. Andrews, 1825 - 8 páginas |
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... gave his sanction to the acts of the 18th , the 31st , the 33d , and the 57th years of his reign , for the relief of his English , Irish , and Scottish Catholic subjects . If the pains , penalties , and disabilities , repealed by these ...
... gave his sanction to the acts of the 18th , the 31st , the 33d , and the 57th years of his reign , for the relief of his English , Irish , and Scottish Catholic subjects . If the pains , penalties , and disabilities , repealed by these ...
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... gave them . " " This single stroke of a pen , " they said , " is the ruin of more of our churches , than armies would have des- troyed in ten years . " The English having taken the town of Havre , the King and Queen Mother proceeded in ...
... gave them . " " This single stroke of a pen , " they said , " is the ruin of more of our churches , than armies would have des- troyed in ten years . " The English having taken the town of Havre , the King and Queen Mother proceeded in ...
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