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556 APPENDIX.GENEKAL VIEWOF THEEOMAN CATHOLIC CHUKCH.(extracted from " battersby's registry for the wholeWORLD," 1851.)Pius IX. Pope ; conclave of cardinals, 72 ;patriarclis in the RomanChurch, 12; archbishopsand bishops, 690; coadjutors, auxiliaries,suffragans, &c. 90 ; vicars apostolic, 76 ;prefects, 9 : total, 876.BISIIOPRICKS, WITH THEIR POPULATION.Bishops.Population.Europe 606 124,993,961Asia 60 1,155,618Africa 11 751,751America 94 25,819,210Oceanica 10 3,057,007Grand total 781 155,777,547SUMMARY OF MISSIONS AND THEIR POPULATION.Vicariates. Prefects. IMIssionaries, Poiiulation.Europe 32 2 5,816 5,482,552Asia 26 ... 339 1,577,000Africa 6 7 112 231,200America 9 ... ... 1,380,300Oceanica 3 ... ... 60,000Total 76 D 6,267 8,731,052Population of the Catholic world 164,508,599
APPENDIX. 557GENERAL STATEMENT OF THE MISSIONS, 1849.Bisbo^js.Priests.Vicariates Apostolic of Scotland 5 110Different Missions of the North 3 44Missions of the Diocese of Lausanne (Switzerland)... 1 40Vicariate-Apostolic of Gibraltar 2 10IONIAN ISLANDS.Archbishopric of Corfu ; Bishopric of Zante 3 26Delegation-Apostolic of Greece; Archbisopric of) ^.^Naxia; Bishoprics of Syra, Tino, and Santorina... jPRINCIPALITIES.Archbishopric of Sophia (Servia); Vicariates-A pos- \ „tolic of Moldavia and WallachiaJ38TURKEY.Archbishoprics of Durazzo, Antivari, and Constantinople; Bishoprics of Trebigne, Scutari, Palati,Sappa, Alessio, and Niepoli ; Vicariates-Aposto- )- 1lie of Bosnia, Bulgaria, and Constantinople(Latin)416Total for Europe 31 846MISSIONS OF FATHER CAPUCHINS.Europe. Hospices. Missionaries. Brothers.Constantinople 8 20 8Cephalonia 1 2Odessa 1 2Phillpopoli 7 7 3Rhetian Switzerland 17 29 16Grisons 9 23 1043 83 37
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THE LIBRARYOFTHE UNIVERSITYOF CALIF
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—A.———III.THE C4REAT EXODUS
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i*RINTED BY R. SANSON,HORSE WYND, N
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—— ——EVANGELICAL ALLIANCE.C
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—VI.CONTENTS.CHAPTER III.RISE AND
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—VIII.CONTENTS.CHAPTER IV,UJNITY
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—X. CONTENTS.CHAPTER XII.BAPTISM
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Xll.CONTENTS.CHAPTER XX.FAITH NOT T
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—XIV.CONTENTS.CHAPTER IV,INFLUENC
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BOOK I.HISTOKY OF THE PAPACY.CHAPTE
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MATERIALIZING INFLUENCES. 3nating t
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TRANSITION FROM THE SYMBOLIC TO THE
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:THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESS. 7to lay
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IDOLATROUS RE-ACTION CONSEQUENT ON
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1UNION OF FORMER IDOLATRIES IN POPE
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—THE FALL CONSUMMATED IN POPERY.
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RISE OF ECCLESIASTICAL SUPREMACY. 1
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PRESBYTERIAL PARITY BROKEN. 1 *Jmin
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;CHURCH ASSIMILATED TO THE EMPIRE.
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'BISHOP, METROPOLITAN, AND PATRIARC
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CONFORMITY LEADS TO INCORPORATION".
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—RISE AND GROWTH OP SUPERSTITION.
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SUPREMACY RECOGNISED BY EDICT. 27Fe
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POLICY OF THE PONTIFFS. 29the exarc
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EDICTS OF JUSTINIAN AND PHOCAS. 31w
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FALL OF THE WESTERN EMPIRE.S3one Bi
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—CLAIM TO BE G0D''S VICAR. 35Leo.
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ECCLESIASTICAL SUPREMACY CONSOLIDAT
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RISE OF THE TEMPORAL SOVEREIGNTY,SO
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CONVERSION OF THE NORTHERN NATIONS.
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;GRANTS OF PEPIN AND CIIARLEMAGXE.
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THE TRIPLE CROWN. 45sions of the Ch
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SUPERSTITION AND BARBARISM. 47racte
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RISE OF MONKERY. 49sure sign of emi
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INTRODUCTION OF IMAGE WORSHIP. 51an
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ICONOCLAST DISPUTES. 53nn apostate,
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REAL ORIGIN OF TEMPORAL SUPREMACY.
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CHRISTIANITY DISPLACED BY PAGANISM,
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PRINCIPLES OF THE SUrREMACY. 59thel
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POPES NOMINATE THE EMPERORS. 61in p
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;FALSE DECRETALS OF ISIDORE. 63had
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DISORDERS OF THE PAPAL SEE.GoThe pa
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RISE OF THE GERMAN POWER. 67and ave
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TEMPORAL JURISDICTION OF BISHOPS.CU
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ENORMOUS WEALTH OP THE CHURCH, 71ch
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HILDEBRAND. 73He was theson of a ca
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WAR OF INVESTITURES. 75primate. It
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GREGORY VII. AND HENRY IV.77of some
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IIILDEBRAND S SUCCESSORS. 79Gregory
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TRIUMPH OF THE MITRE. 81the struggl
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INNOCENT III. 83The traditions and
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—GRANDEUR AND DOMINION OF THE POP
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THE PAPACY AND MILTON's FIEND.S7rob
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THE WALDENSES AND ALBIGENSES. 89the
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THEIR NUMBERS AND MANUFACTURING SKI
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THEIR PERSECUTION. 93any ill-judged
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TEMPORAL SUPREMACY ARROGATED. 95and
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—SYLLOGISM OF THE PAPACY. 97poral
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THE SUPKEilACY NOT ACCIDENTAL. 99in
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:MONARCHS EXCOMMUNICATED. 101timcnt
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;THE POPE VERSUS KINGS. 103" For th
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;ULTRAMONTANISM LOGICAL. 105the tem
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;bellarmine's theory, or indirect a
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cosselin's theory or direction. 109
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—DIRECTION BUT DISGUISED SUPREMAC
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SPIRITUAL DIRECTION INCLUDES TEMPOR
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——;THINGS CIVIL AND SACRED BLEN
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SPANISH CONCORDAT WITH ROME. 117the
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PAPAL CLAIMS IN GERMANY. 119jurisdi
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—:;SPIRITUAL DIRECTION IX IRELAND
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—THE EXTREMES OF THE SUPREMACY. 1
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OSCILLATIONS OF THE SUPREMACY. 125t
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;PONTIFICAL RAILWAY TRAIN. 127and s
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;THE COMPLETE CODE OF THE CHURCH. 1
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CREATION OP THE CANON LAW. 131stopp
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PLACES PRIESTS ABOVE KINGS. 133" Th
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CLERICAL IMMUNITIES. 135bind ; beca
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—PUNISHMENT OF HERETICS. 137not o
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;OATH OF BISHOPS. 139Tiohj Roman Ch
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INCOMPATIBILITY WITH BRITISH LAW. 1
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BRITAIN UNDER CANON LAW. 143is to t
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DEVELOPMENT OF CANON LAW. 145forbid
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—SUPREMACY EXERCISED IN FORMER AG
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CHURCH CANNOT RENOUNCE TIIEM.HOdecl
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—CREED OF PAPACY INFALLIBLE. 151w
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PAPACY STEREOTYPED BY INFALLIBILITY
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THE PAPACY GROWING WORSE. 155mummy,
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;ENCYCLICAL LETTER OF PIUS IX. 157t
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SES OF TEMPORAL SUPREMACY. 159their
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;CATHOLICISM AND DEMOCRACY. 161that
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JESUITISM AND RE-ACTION.1G3of the d
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;DOGJIAS OF THE PAPACY. 165BOOK 11.
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ORDER AND PLAN STATED. 167parent th
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DErXII AND INGENUITY OF TOrERY.IGOt
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POPISH RULE OF FAITH. 171Milner, "
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AN INFALLIBLE INTERPRETER, 173" he
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RIGHT OF PRIVATE JUDGMENT. 175place
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APOSTOLIC MODE. 177of diverse, uncl
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ABSURDITY OF INFALLIBILITY. 179at l
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READING THE BIBLE INTERDICTED. 181o
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IRISH PRIESTS AND BIBLE. 183crecs r
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ITALIAN PRIESTS AM) BIBLE. 185sured
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BIBLE UNKNOWN IN ITALY. 187there wa
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—ROME AFRAID OF THE BIBLE. 180whi
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;UNITY OF THE CHURCH OF ROME. 191CH
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POPISH DEFINITION OF UNITY. 193all.
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DOCTRINAL VARIATIONS OF POPERY. 195
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7CHARACTER OF ROMISH UNITY.IDthe mo
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CATHOLICITY OF THE CHURCH OF ROME.
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WISAPrROrRIATION OF SCRIPTURE. 201a
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KON-CATIIOLICITY OF DOCTRINE. 203go
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;NOX-CATIIOLICITY IX TIME. 20-5ques
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;NON-CATIIOLICITY OF PLACE. 207word
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;PROMISED CATHOLICITY. 209is univer
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— —bellarmine's argument. 211hi
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ROME^S CORNER-STONE.o2 I" How do yo
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ROMISH IIERMANEUTICS. 215in the pop
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MATTHEW XVI. IS EXAMINKD. 217ject t
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PETERS KEY. 219To make the meaning,
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THE STONE AND THE ROCK. 221of Peter
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THE " TWELVE FOUNDATIONS. 223times
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UNKNOWN TO THE APOSTLES. 225corner.
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UNIVERSAL PASTORATE EXAMINED. 227ca
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NO TRACE OF TRIMACY. 229world and p
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THE PRIMACY AN IMPOSTURE.Solletters
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WAS PETER AT ROME? 233Peter had the
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APOSTLESniP NOT TRANS.AIISSIDLE. 23
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PETER APPOINTED NO SUCCESSOR. 237is
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BREAKS IN THE APOSTOLIC CHAIN. 239W
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;PROGRESSION A UNIVERSAL LAW. 241CH
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CLAIM OP INFALLIBILITY. 243fallible
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INFALLIBILITY VERSUS REVELATION. 24
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POPISH CIRCLE. 247fallibility of th
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INFALLIBILITY VERSUS REASON. 2-i9ma
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VARIATIONS RESPECTING INFALLIBILITY
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;SEAT OF INFALLIBILITY WIIERE! 253l
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POPES INFALLIBLE L\ CATHEDRA. 255ni
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;THE SEVEN TESTS. 257knowing, and w
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DIFFICULTIES OF THE INFALLIBILITY.2
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—THE BULLARIUM. £G1its many hund
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KO SALTATION OUT OF THE CHURCH OF R
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—ANNUAL EXCOMMUNICATION OF PROTES
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EXCLUSIVE SALVATION TAUGHT AT ROME.
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INVINCIBLE IGNORANCE, 269said it (f
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—OF ORIGINAL SIN. 271CHAPTER IX.O
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—DECREE OF TRENT. 273piscence dwe
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POPISH DOCTRINE OF THE FALL.27oM. P
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POPISH DOCTRINE OF GRACE. 277of fee
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STATE OF rURE NATURE. 279and has ac
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THE FALL VIRTUALLY DENIED. 281neces
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF MARY. 283n
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;OPUS OPERATUM. 285Thus have we com
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;SALVATION OF GOD. 287destroy, not
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SALVATION OF MAN. 289proceed to sta
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PROTESTANT AND POPISH JUSTIFICATION
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—ASSURANCE CONDEMNED. 293sion of
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—THE SEVEN SACRAMENTS. 295attempt
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INTENTION OF THE PRIEST. 297the sou
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INTOLERANCE OF ROMANISM, 299tics an
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ESSENTIAL TO SALVATION. 801true fai
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POPERY SIMPLE MAGIC. 303Rome has a
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;;;EXORCISM OF WATER.SOowax candles
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THE EUCHARIST, TRANSUBSTANTIATION,
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RISE OF TRANSUBSTANTIATION. 309circ
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ABSURDITY OP THE DOGMA. 311this cha
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—TRANSUBSTANTIATION UNSCRIPTURAL.
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;IXCOMPREHENSIBLE BY REASON. 315sel
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OPPOSED TO THE SENSES. 31 7the fait
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GROSS IDOLATRY OF MASS.ol.9decree g
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THE MASS A SACRIFICE. 321a disposit
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THE CUP WITHHELD. 323is only one pr
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OF PENANCE AND CONFESSION. 325CHAPT
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CONTRITION AND ATTRITION.S27God ;an
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ATROCITIES OP THE C0>;FESSI0NAL.S29
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;IMPIETY OF THE CONFESSIOXAL. 331le
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OF INDULGENCES.S33CHAPTER XV.OF IND
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;THEORY OF INDULGENCES.S35plain opp
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—SALE OF INDULGENCES.C,o7power we
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POWER OF INDULGENCES.S39are avarici
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APOSTOLIC TARIFF. 341So lucrcative
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LICENSE TO SIN. 343isms were immacu
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PAPAL CALIFORNIA. 345Roman Catholic
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OF PURGATORY. 347CHAPTER XVI.OF PUR
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The existence of purgatory isPROOF
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CONDEMNED BY SCRIPTURE. 551VirgiPs
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DOCTRINE OF INTENTION. 353was told
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OF THE WORSHIP OF IMAGES. 355CHAPTE
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IMAGE-WORSHIP REVIVED PAGANISM. 857
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IDOLATRY OF THE PRACTICE.S'.Oof E,o
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OF THE WORSHIPPING OF SAIiNTS. 361C
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;DULIA AND LATRIA.SG3upon the minds
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PRACTICE IDOLATROUS.SG5says, receiv
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ABSURDITY OF SAINT-WORSHIP.3G7They
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WISH FOR A MAN-GOD. 369systems of i
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—MARY AND THE PSALTER. 371In 1832
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REDEMPTION ASCRIBED TO MARY. 373Jos
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MARY THE SAVIOUR. 375mour, " I aske
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THE TWO LADDERS. 377but has been ex
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ENORMITY OF DOCTRINE. 379publicly t
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—TAUGHT BY COUNCILS AND DOCTORS.
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PRACTICE OF ROMAN CHURCH.S83taiitls
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STRUGGLES IN POLAND. 385greatness o
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;STRUGGLES IN FRANCE.S87appendages
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—;:REVOCATION OF NANTES' EDICT.S8
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RETRIBUTION ON FRANCE. 391blood unr
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JESUITICAL DISCLAIMERS.S93and i6her
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GENIUS OF THE PAPACY. S9;BOOK III.G
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POPERY AND PAPACY DISTINGUISHED. SO
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;REAL AUTHOR OF PAPACY. 399velopmen
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:KEY TO THE PAPACY. 401wise, and th
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POPERY A COUNTERFEIT. 403fleet his
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POPERY AS OF MAN. 405Thus the count
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CHOICE OF A SEAT. 407feet all other
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LOWERS GOD AND EXALTS THE PRIEST. 4
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LEANS ON HUMAN GOVERNMENT. 411Seven
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LEANS ON HUMAN PASSIONS. 413rather
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EXTRAORDINARY COMBINATION OF QUALIT
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INFLUENCE OF POPERY ON THE INDIVIDU
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INTELLECTUAL RANK OF NATIONS. 419re
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QUICKENL\G POWER OF CHRISTIANITY. 4
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—;rOPERY DESTROYS ACTIVITY AND IN
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POPERY DESTROYS SELF-RELTAXCE. 425c
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INFLUENCE OF POPERY ON GOVERNMENT.
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aTHE TWO LIBERTIES. 429each being i
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DESPOTISM OF PAPAL GOVERNMENT. 431t
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THE MINOR PAPACIES. 433right,—acc
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;REVIVAL OP BARBARISM. 435Papacy wa
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PAPAL RELICS AND PROTESTANT SCIENCE
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PAPAL ESPIONAGE. 489and in all coun
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THE SAXCTTFIED DAGGER. 441priests w
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the constitutedTHE " "WOMAN DRUNKEN
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PAST CRUSADES AND MODERN REVOLUTION
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ST DOMINIC AND THE INQUISITION. 447
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SPAIN FALLS BEFORE THE IXQUISITION.
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—CASTLE OF CIIILLON. 451—the li
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ENORMITY OF THE INQUISITION. 453the
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CONSTITUTIONALISM SPRINGS FROM CHRI
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;PROBABILISM AND INTENTION. 457Weis
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FREQUENCY OF PERJURY.4o0Howin the r
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;ASSASSINATION AND CONCUBINAGE.4G1h
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—THE CONFESSIONAL.4G3ciety throug
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NO SABBATH IN POPISH COUNTRIES. 465
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A SABBATH IN COLOOXR. 467own countr
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POPISH WORSHIP GENERATES GLOOM. 469
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THE SABBATH IN FRANCE. 471from any
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—POPEDOM A MORAL WRECK. 473Contin
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——VERDICT OF HISTORY.47oa caree
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BELGIUM AND HOLLAND. 477ticate our
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:celebrated stream.POPISH AND PROTE
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PROTESTANT AND POPISH CANTONS, 481v
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DECADENCE OF FRANCE. 483beauty, and
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—;DISORGANIZATION OF SPAIN. 485ti
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DEGRADATION OF ITALY. 487chants and
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IRELAND. 489lars,—a sum disasti'o
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SCOTLAND AND ITALY CONTRASTED. 491h
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GRANDEUR OF BRITAIN. 493US in wealt
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SUAM REFORM AND REAL RE-ACTION. 495
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INHERENT WEAKNESS OF POPERY. 4.97Po
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THE SHAM REFORM DEFEATED. 499of rel
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;COMPACT BETWEEN JESUITISM AND ABSO
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JESUIT WAR AGAINST EDUCATION. 503ga
Page 527 and 528: NEW SCHOOL-BOOKS. 505penalty of for
Page 529 and 530: NEW MIRACLES. 507Pope returned to R
Page 531 and 532: —THE UPPER CLASSES AND ROMANISM.
Page 533 and 534: SIMULTANEOUS CRUSADE AGAINST LIBERT
Page 535 and 536: ;THE GALLEYS OP NAPLES, 513the dogm
Page 537 and 538: CONCORDAT VTITH TUSCANY. 515mities
Page 539 and 540: JESUIT TACTICS IN AUSTRIA. 5 1 7abr
Page 541 and 542: AGGRESSION ON BRITAIN. 519Nor is it
Page 543 and 544: ANTI-PROTESTANT CRUSADE PREACHED, 5
Page 545 and 546: MISSIONS TO SEMI-BARBAROUS REGIONS.
Page 547 and 548: MISSIONS TO SOUTH AND EAST. 525quar
Page 549 and 550: }—;JESUIT OPERATIONS IN ENGLAND.
Page 551 and 552: JESUIT OPERATIONS IN SCOTLAND. 529N
Page 553 and 554: ROMANIST CLUBS. 531than the ordinar
Page 555 and 556: MALTA AND AUSTRALIA. 533Church." Ac
Page 557 and 558: ROME IN THE PACIFIC. 535inspected b
Page 559 and 560: ;POPERY THE MOTHER OF REVOLUTIONS.
Page 561 and 562: EVANGELISTIC AGENCIES IN GERMANY AN
Page 563 and 564: —BOITEMIAN AND WALDENSIAN CHURCHE
Page 565 and 566: PROTESTANTISM IN ITALY. 543chase of
Page 567 and 568: DANGER OF A RECOIL. 54:5side ; it h
Page 569 and 570: A BLOW AT ROME. 547as experience ha
Page 571 and 572: THE BIBLE IN ROME. 549convey them a
Page 573 and 574: !CREATION GROANING. 551of God for I
Page 575 and 576: APPENDIX.BRITAIN—:MAYN00TH—UNIV
Page 577: —APPENDIX. 555—liis ni-hts as a
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