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Motives for leaving the Roman Catholic Church. In ten letters to Mr. William Furlong, teacher of classics, near Wexford. By James Godkin.

By: Godkin, James, 1806-1879.Publisher: Dublin : William Curry, Jun. and Company..., 1827Description: 58p.Subject(s): Catholic Church -- Controversial literature
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor Farnham Tracts VOL.129(11) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 44055-1001
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VOL.128(8) Important controversial discussion between the Rev. Mr. Pope and the Rev. Mr. Maguire, on the doctrines of the Church of Rome, &c. which commenced at the Lecture-Room of the Dublin Institution, on the 19th of April, 1827, and was continued for six successive days. With an appendix to this edition, shewing the many glaring omissions in what is termed the authorised report. VOL.128(9) A report of the discussion which took place at the Argyll Rooms, London, on Thursday, 24th May, between the Rev. Mr. Burnett and Mr. O'Leary, (both of the city of Cork.) relative to "the indiscriminate circulation of the Holy Scriptures". VOL.129(1) Quidam's letters, relative to the Church of Rome. VOL.129(11) Motives for leaving the Roman Catholic Church. In ten letters to Mr. William Furlong, teacher of classics, near Wexford. By James Godkin. VOL.129(2) Interpretation of two horrible monsters, an Ass-Pope, found in the Tiber at Rome, in the year 1496 and a Calf-monk, brought to light at Friburg in Misnia, in the year 1523. By Martin Luther and Philip Melancthon.And now translated by the Rev. Henry Cole, of Clare Hall, Cambridge, and late lecturer of Woolwich, Kent. VOL.129(3) The encyclical letter of Pope Leo the XII. To his venerable brethern, the patriarchs, primates, archbishops and bishops, of the Catholic Church, with an English translation of the same. To which are annexed pastoral instructions by the R.C. archbishops and bishops, to the clergy laity of their communion throughout Ireland. VOL.129(4) The popish purgatory refuted, and the eternity of hell's torments demonstrated, in a discourse, preached November 16th, 1823, in the primitive Wesleyan Methodist Preaching House, South Great George's-Street, Dublin. By Daniel M'Afee.

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