The Dublin University Magazine, Том 11William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1838 |
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... Roman Catholics , however , were still excluded from sitting or voting in parliament ; and the admitted principles of toleration required that the continuance of this restriction should be justified , by some ... Roman Catholic Oath.
... Roman Catholics , however , were still excluded from sitting or voting in parliament ; and the admitted principles of toleration required that the continuance of this restriction should be justified , by some ... Roman Catholic Oath.
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... Roman Ca- tholics , whose claims to emancipation were supported by a large and increas- ing proportion of the Protestants of Ireland . Many causes contributed to this effect . It ... Catholics the 1838. ] 9 The Roman Catholic Oath .
... Roman Ca- tholics , whose claims to emancipation were supported by a large and increas- ing proportion of the Protestants of Ireland . Many causes contributed to this effect . It ... Catholics the 1838. ] 9 The Roman Catholic Oath .
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... Roman Catholics could not bring about this mischief , unless they were admitted to seats in parliament . Mr. Wilmot Horton , in 1828 , published a pamphlet , in which , from the testimony of all the principal ... Roman Catholic Oath .
... Roman Catholics could not bring about this mischief , unless they were admitted to seats in parliament . Mr. Wilmot Horton , in 1828 , published a pamphlet , in which , from the testimony of all the principal ... Roman Catholic Oath .
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