Details for: A collection of texts of scripture, with short notes upon them, against the principal popish errors: being a summary of the doctrine of the Church of Rome; with a plain refutation by scripture.

A collection of texts of scripture, with short notes upon them, against the principal popish errors: being a summary of the doctrine of the Church of Rome; with a plain refutation by scripture.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Class number	Copy number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Reference material	House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor	Farnham Tracts	VOL.67(3) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		57167-1001

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Previous	VOL.66(2) A Cry to Ireland and the empire. By an Irishman, formerly member of the Royal College, Maynooth.	VOL.67(1) Historical sketches of the ancient native Irish and their descendants; illustrative of the past and present state with regard to literature, education and oral instruction. By Christopher Anderson.	VOL.67(2) Popery unmasked: being a fair representation of the chief errors of the Church of Rome. Extracted from their own writers: and contrasted with suitable quotations from the Holy Scriptures. To which is added a slight sketch of popish cruelties and absurdities.	VOL.67(3) A collection of texts of scripture, with short notes upon them, against the principal popish errors: being a summary of the doctrine of the Church of Rome; with a plain refutation by scripture.	VOL.68 A collection of speeches spoken by Daniel O'Connell, Esq. and Richard Sheil, Esq. on subjects connected with the Catholic question.	VOL.69(1) A voice of warning or a serious address to the Protestants of Great Britain, on the danger of conceding political power to Roman Catholics.	VOL.69(11) Tracts on Ireland, political and statistical.	Next

CURL records give authors as Charles Drelincourt and Thomas Comber.