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Characteristic sketches of the late discussion.

By: Otway, Caesar.Publisher: Dublin : W. Curry, Jun. and Co. ..., and R.M. Tims ..., 1827Description: 7, [1]p.Subject(s): Pope, Richard T. P | Maguire, Thomas, 1792-1847 | Catholic Church -- Controversial literature
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor Farnham Tracts VOL.130(5) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 57531-1001
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VOL.130(2) A fair statement!!! J. Charles, printer, No. 57, Mary-Street, deems it necessary to apprize the public, that having, at a considerable expence, published a report of the late controversial discussion, between the Rev. Messrs. Pope and Maguire, the latter gentleman thought it worth his while, on Thursday week last, to denounce it as a gross, incorrect, and mutilated report, in which his own character, and that of his Reverend opponent, Mr. Pope's, were compromised. VOL.130(3) 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.130(4) Review of the first number of the authenticated report of the important discussion between Rev. R. T. Pope and Rev. T. Maguire. By Erasmus Laicus. VOL.130(5) Characteristic sketches of the late discussion. VOL.13(1) A letter addressed to the Rev. Mr. Doonegan, on the subject of a certain statement made by him in Coronea Chapel, on Sunday, the 15th January, 1826. By the Rev. Edward Nangle. VOL.131(1) Popery incapable of union with a Protestant Church; and not a remedy for schism, nor an exemplar of unity, sanctity, or Christian verity: a letter in reply to the Rev. Samuel Wix ... containing an examination of the subjects included in the Parlimentary declarations against Popery; and a view of the Papal schisms, from the end of the second century of the beginning of the eighteenth. By the Bishop of St. David's. VOL.13(2) Interesting facts concerning popery, by way of question and answer; shewing that it has no claim to antiquity; is a gross corruption of Christianity: and enjoins principles subversive of civil government in a Protestant state. To which are added part of the creed of Pope Pius IV. also an indulgence granted by Pope Clement VI. to the King of France.

Head title: Discussion at the Dublin Institution Sackville-St. between the Rev. Messrs. Pope and Maguire.

Ms note on the title-page: "By the Revd Caesar Otway" [Farnham Tract Vol.93(21) only].

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