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Reflections upon the most predominant religious opinions in Great Britain and Ireland. By Emanuel Hutchinson Orpen.

By: Orpen, Emanuel Hutchinson, fl. 1825.Publisher: London : J. Hatchard and Son,..., 1825Description: vi, [2], 136p.Subject(s): Religion and culture -- Great Britain | Religion and culture -- Ireland
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Reference material House of Lords Library - Palace Librarian's Room, Principal Floor Farnham Tracts VOL.213(8) (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Not for loan 58954-1001
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VOL.213(5) State of Ireland. Letters from Ireland, on the present political, religious, & moral state of that country. VOL.213(6) Observations on the present state of the Roman Catholic English Bible; addressed to the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin, and shewing that it has never been edited on any uniform plan; that the principles adopted by the Rhemish translators have been abandoned; and that the censures of "Ward's errata" are as applicable to it as to the Protestant Bible. By the Rev. George Hamilton, A.M. VOL.213(7) Superstition; or, The perils of Ireland in the projects of Rome; a poem. Addressed to the Protestants of the British Empire, and more especially to the members of both Houses of Parliament. By Clericus Hibernicus. VOL.213(8) Reflections upon the most predominant religious opinions in Great Britain and Ireland. By Emanuel Hutchinson Orpen. VOL.213(9) Poor rates the panacea for Ireland. VOL.21(4) First part of a contraction of Locke's Essay on the Human Understanding: containing the Easter examination of junior freshmen, reduced to question and answer, with notes and deducible questions. By a Batchelor of Arts in Trinity College, Dublin; (intended solely for the use of students in that University). VOL.214(1) Questions, to be answered by the archbishops, bishops, and priests of the Roman Catholic Church.

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