Details for: Letters between a Catholic and a Protestant, on the doctrines of the Church of Rome; originally published in Berrow's Worcester Journal, under the signatures of W.L. and Horace Bentley.

Letters between a Catholic and a Protestant, on the doctrines of the Church of Rome; originally published in Berrow's Worcester Journal, under the signatures of W.L. and Horace Bentley.

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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.104(6) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		57656-1001
Reference material	House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor	Farnham Tracts	VOL.106(10) (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Not for loan		57656-2001

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Previous	VOL.104(3) The British Critic, Quarterly Theological Review, and Ecclesiastical Record. January, 1828.	VOL.104(4) Strictures on the Rev. Mr. Keogh's preaching, exhibiting a view of his style, and manner of treating the holy scriptures, and writings of the ancient fathers, &c. Addressed to the Roman Catholics of Ireland. By an impartial observer.	VOL.104(5) Some account of the nature and proceedings of the Scripture Readers' Society for Ireland.	VOL.104(6) Letters between a Catholic and a Protestant, on the doctrines of the Church of Rome; originally published in Berrow's Worcester Journal, under the signatures of W.L. and Horace Bentley.	VOL.105(1) A summary of the principles and history of popery, in five lectures, on the pretensions and abuses of the church of Rome. By John Birt.	VOL.105(2) Second letter of the Rev. A. Roche, in reply to the Rev. William Archer.	VOL.105(3) A third letter from the Rev. W. Archer, Vicar of Newcastle, in the diocese of Dublin, to the Rev. Alexander Roache, Roman Catholic clergyman of said parish, being a continuation of the correspondence on some controverted points of doctrine which are vitally connected with man's eternal interests.	Next