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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.273(6) A letter to the Right Hon. William C. Plunket, His Majesty's Attorney General for Ireland, containing strictures on some parts of his late speech on the Roman Catholic question in the House of Commons touching the Cavan Reformation. By Alexander Carson. VOL.273(7) A brief statement of the reasons which have induced the Rev. M. Brenan to renounce the errors of the Church of Rome. Written by himself. VOL.273(8) Form of receiving a convert from the Roman Catholic Church. VOL.273(9) Motives for leaving the Roman Catholic Church. In ten letters to Mr. William Furlong, teacher of classics, near Wexford. By James Godkin. VOL.27(4) Some account of the life and martyrdom of James Bainham, of the Middle Temple, Esquire, who was burnt at Smithfield, London, April 30th, 1532. VOL.274(1) Count Rumford's experimental essays, political, economical and philosophical. Essay I. An account of an establishment for the poor at Munich. Together with a detail of various public measures, connected with that institution, which have been adopted and carried into effect for putting an end to mendicity, and introducing order, and useful industry, among the more indigent of the inhabitants of Bavaria. VOL.274(2) Count Rumford's experimental essays, political, economical, and philosophical. Essay X. Part I. On the construction of kitchen fire-places, and kitchen utensils, together with remarks and observations relating to the various processes of cookery, ...

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