Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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Page 133
... Roman Catholic church , the Reporters say " This circumstance must arise from some cause which does not im- mediately appear : Roman Catholic faith does not induce po- verty , neither does poverty lead to the creed of the church of Rome ...
... Roman Catholic church , the Reporters say " This circumstance must arise from some cause which does not im- mediately appear : Roman Catholic faith does not induce po- verty , neither does poverty lead to the creed of the church of Rome ...
Page 240
... Roman Catholic inhabitants ; but they cannot exact any tithes , or dues , from Protestants , or of lands held by Protestants , although formerly such lands might have been subjected to dues and tithes , for the support of the Roman Ca ...
... Roman Catholic inhabitants ; but they cannot exact any tithes , or dues , from Protestants , or of lands held by Protestants , although formerly such lands might have been subjected to dues and tithes , for the support of the Roman Ca ...
Page 294
... Roman Catholic Clergy all the Tithes that are at present paid to the Protestant Esta- blishment ; and , if that does not alienate the whole body of Roman Catholics from their Pastors , the case is desperate , and you must be content to ...
... Roman Catholic Clergy all the Tithes that are at present paid to the Protestant Esta- blishment ; and , if that does not alienate the whole body of Roman Catholics from their Pastors , the case is desperate , and you must be content to ...
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