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Strana 79
No christian could be ignorant of it : and for the same reason if the framers of the
constitution intended any exception , they would have stated it . All catholics
knew it because it was their religion . All protestants , because they must know
that ...
No christian could be ignorant of it : and for the same reason if the framers of the
constitution intended any exception , they would have stated it . All catholics
knew it because it was their religion . All protestants , because they must know
that ...
Strana xlviii
In his admirable letter to Helidorus , he writes thus : Far be it from me to say any
thing disadvantageous of those , who being the successors of the Apostles ,
consecrate with their sacred mouth the body of Christ , by whom we are also ...
In his admirable letter to Helidorus , he writes thus : Far be it from me to say any
thing disadvantageous of those , who being the successors of the Apostles ,
consecrate with their sacred mouth the body of Christ , by whom we are also ...
Strana cxix
6 Those duties of a Christian are to be cherished in every kingdom and state , but
particularly in your own of Great - Britain and Ireland , where , from the
benevolence of a most wise king , and other most excellent rulers of those
kingdoms ...
6 Those duties of a Christian are to be cherished in every kingdom and state , but
particularly in your own of Great - Britain and Ireland , where , from the
benevolence of a most wise king , and other most excellent rulers of those
kingdoms ...
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