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The curse of popery, and popish princes, to the civil government, and Protestant Church of England. Demonstrated from the debates of Parliament in 1680, relating to the bill of exclusion of the then Duke of York.With an introduction shewing the progress of popery from the Reformation to this present time.

By: Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons.Publisher: London : re-printed by Robert Wilks...; and sold by John White, 1807Description: xv, viii, [1], 239, [1]p.Subject(s): James II, King of England, 1633-1701 | Catholic Church -- Controversial literature | Catholic Church -- Doctrines | Great Britain -- Kings and rulers -- Succession
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor Farnham Tracts VOL.110(1) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 57802-1001
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VOL.109(8) The progress of popery in the British dominions and elsewhere. VOL.109(9) The popish college of Maynooth. By the author of "The progress of popery". VOL.1(1) Almanach officiel des omnibus, comprenant toutes les voitures à 30 cent. circulant dans Paris, et leur correspondance tant en ville que dans la banlieue, avec un chapitre spécial indiquant les lignes qui ont leur direction vers le chemin de fer, par un chef de station. VOL.110(1) The curse of popery, and popish princes, to the civil government, and Protestant Church of England. Demonstrated from the debates of Parliament in 1680, relating to the bill of exclusion of the then Duke of York.With an introduction shewing the progress of popery from the Reformation to this present time. VOL.110(2) An appeal to scripture, reason, & tradition, in support of the doctrines contained in a letter to the Roman Catholics of the city of Worcester, from the late chaplain of that society, stating the motives which induced him to relinquish that communion: With some strictures on a caveat since addressed to the same society, by W. Pilling, against those doctrines: in a letter to William Pilling. By the Rev. John Hawkins. VOL.11(1) Traité de la clôture des maisons religieuses de l'un et de l'autre sexe. Par le R. P. Petitdidier, de la Compaigne de Jesus. VOL.111(1) Some observations upon the present state of Ireland. By Sir Francis Workman-Macnaghten, Bart. of Bushmills House in the County of Antrim.

Originally printed for John Baker..., 1716.

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