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Strana 9
Lest this open and free declaration of my religious principles should be construed
into the slightest disrespect to this honorable Court , I must beg leave again to be
indulged in stating as briefly as possible , the principles on which this line of ...
Lest this open and free declaration of my religious principles should be construed
into the slightest disrespect to this honorable Court , I must beg leave again to be
indulged in stating as briefly as possible , the principles on which this line of ...
Strana 20
... of ( if any he had ) arose from 6 confidential communication made to him in the
exercisi 66 of his clerical functions , and which the principles o « his religion
forbid him to disclose : nor was he bound “ by the law of the land to answer .
... of ( if any he had ) arose from 6 confidential communication made to him in the
exercisi 66 of his clerical functions , and which the principles o « his religion
forbid him to disclose : nor was he bound “ by the law of the land to answer .
Strana 131
It appears throughout this code that all principles of land are reversed , and go by
contraries , and that what is lar for protestants is not for catholics , and vice versa .
It is not therefore wonderful that those familiarized to it by education and habit ...
It appears throughout this code that all principles of land are reversed , and go by
contraries , and that what is lar for protestants is not for catholics , and vice versa .
It is not therefore wonderful that those familiarized to it by education and habit ...
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