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... the mere existence of the exclusion being , as he contended , a sufficient
argument in its favor . This was a doctrine which would apply to every temporary
law whatever , which would make the crimes and follies of one century , sow
division ...
... the mere existence of the exclusion being , as he contended , a sufficient
argument in its favor . This was a doctrine which would apply to every temporary
law whatever , which would make the crimes and follies of one century , sow
division ...
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He thought the church of England sufficiently strong not to stand in need of any
exclusion to support it , which the church of Russia disdained . He knew that the
churches of England and Russia were equally strong to suffer arms to be put into
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He thought the church of England sufficiently strong not to stand in need of any
exclusion to support it , which the church of Russia disdained . He knew that the
churches of England and Russia were equally strong to suffer arms to be put into
...
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gion , and disliked its doctrines ; but he knew that no religion was ever yet put
down by exclusion . The way to put down that and every species of error was to
instruct and to facilitate instruction . He admired , therefore , an institution , which
he ...
gion , and disliked its doctrines ; but he knew that no religion was ever yet put
down by exclusion . The way to put down that and every species of error was to
instruct and to facilitate instruction . He admired , therefore , an institution , which
he ...
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One gentleman says , we must hand down these laws of exclusion as they were
established at the Revolution - why ? The laws about Dissenters and Catholics
have been altered five or six times since the Revolution ; and in Ireland , where ...
One gentleman says , we must hand down these laws of exclusion as they were
established at the Revolution - why ? The laws about Dissenters and Catholics
have been altered five or six times since the Revolution ; and in Ireland , where ...
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Exclusions were contrary to the spirit of the British constitution , not only as it was
written on parchment or recorded in public acts , but as it was engraven in the
hearts of Englishmen . What man of this free country was so base or ignorant ās ...
Exclusions were contrary to the spirit of the British constitution , not only as it was
written on parchment or recorded in public acts , but as it was engraven in the
hearts of Englishmen . What man of this free country was so base or ignorant ās ...
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| Title | Wiltshire meeting on the Roman Catholic claims; held at the Devizes, Jan. 27th, 1813 Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890 Wiltshire meeting on the Roman Catholic claims; held at the Devizes, Jan. 27th, 1813, Wiltshire meeting |
| Author | Wiltshire meeting |
| Publisher | J. Ridgway, 1813 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 8 Jun 2006 |
| Length | 36 pages |
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