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—A.———III.THE C4REAT EXODUS; or, "The Time of the End.How NEAR ARE WE TO IT ?" Price 6s. 6d. [Second Thousand.Opinions of the Press." Dr. Wylie does not follow the ordinary beaten path so commonly troddenby the feet of ' students of prophecy.' He is neither literalist, spiritualist,nor futurist. He thinks out of his own method, and follows his own course,and is rather, if we might coin a word, a typologist. His scheme of interpretationis worked out with great skill, precision, and clearness." LondonjRecord." This work is not only one of great ability, but it is in many respects aremarkable production : it is so with regard to the amount of research whichis everywhere visible in its pages : it is, too, a remarkable work, viewed inrelation to the hypothesis, if we may use the word, which the volumedevelops, and which is so ably supi)orted. In many respects Dr. Wyliediffers on important points connected with prophecy, and with the pasthistory of the Church, from most, if not all, of our most popular writers onprophetic questions. . . . The style of the work is, indeed, from thebeginning to the end, characterized by great affluence. It is one of the mostinteresting and valuable which has appeared for a long time past on thesubject of prophecy, and is destined to occupy a permanent place in thecategory i^f our Protestant theology." London Morning Advertiser.IV.ROME AND CIVIL LIBERTY ; or, The Papal AggressionIN Its Relation to the Sovereignty of the QueenAND the Independence of the Nation. Price 2s. 6d.Opinions of the Press.\TioeIfth Thousand." The author's charge is not that our statesmen have tolerated the religion ofthe Pope, but that they have sanctioned the jurisdiction of the Pope : not thatthey have permitted the spread of another faith, but that they have permittedthe erection of another government. This is a serious charge ;but the mostserious part of the matter is that it is here substantiated, not by a process ofreasoning, but by a statement of facts. None can rise from a perusal of thesefacts without a profound apprehension of the dangers that threaten ourliberties. To all who would see how Popery is playing its master-trick ofshrouding the stiletto, meant for the heart of British freedom, under the garbof religion, we earnestly recommend the study of this eloquent volume."British and Foreign Evangelical Review." As an able and eloquent expositor of the principles and working of thePapacy, Dr. Wylie has earned for himself a reputation second to none of ourliving authorities. . . . This volume is necessarily somewhat miscellaneous ;but it has the unity of principle as a display of Romanism in one of its leadingpeculiarities— this, namely, that it is not properly a religion, but rather asystem that knows nothing of the separation of things political, civil, temporal,from things spiritual. It goes fully into the whole matter of the rise, growth,and gradual evolution of the Papal Aggression, and shows its true bearing onall (piestions affecting both civil and religious liberty. If anything couldopen the eyes of our statesmen to the madne.ss of the course they are pursuingwith so eager speed, surely the facts so eloquently expounded by Dr. Wyliemight do 80." London Ricord.London :Edinburgh :HAMILTON, ADAMS, & CO.ELLIOT, 15 Princes Street.
—::THE PAPACY;ITSHISTORY, DOGMAS, GENIUS, AND PROSPECTSBEING THEEVANGELICAL ALLIANCE FIRST PPJZE ESSAY ON POPERY.BY THEREV. J. A. WYLIE, LL.D.,AUTHOR OP "ROME AND CIVIL LIBERTY," "THE AWAKENING OF ITALY," ETC."Causa latet, vis est notissima."Ovid." Ovpai'O) 6JTi)ptfe Kapyj, /cai ctti \6ovi, /Satvei. "—HOMER.FOURTHEDITION.LONDONHAMILTON, ADAMS, AND CO.EDINBURGH :ANDREW ELLIOT.1867.
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Page 25 and 26: MATERIALIZING INFLUENCES. 3nating t
Page 27 and 28: TRANSITION FROM THE SYMBOLIC TO THE
Page 29 and 30: :THEORY OF HUMAN PROGRESS. 7to lay
Page 31 and 32: IDOLATROUS RE-ACTION CONSEQUENT ON
Page 33 and 34: 1UNION OF FORMER IDOLATRIES IN POPE
Page 35 and 36: —THE FALL CONSUMMATED IN POPERY.
Page 37 and 38: RISE OF ECCLESIASTICAL SUPREMACY. 1
Page 39 and 40: PRESBYTERIAL PARITY BROKEN. 1 *Jmin
Page 41 and 42: ;CHURCH ASSIMILATED TO THE EMPIRE.
Page 43 and 44: 'BISHOP, METROPOLITAN, AND PATRIARC
Page 45 and 46: CONFORMITY LEADS TO INCORPORATION".
Page 47 and 48: —RISE AND GROWTH OP SUPERSTITION.
Page 49 and 50: SUPREMACY RECOGNISED BY EDICT. 27Fe
Page 51 and 52: POLICY OF THE PONTIFFS. 29the exarc
Page 53 and 54: EDICTS OF JUSTINIAN AND PHOCAS. 31w
Page 55 and 56: 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, "
Page 195 and 196:
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
Page 215 and 216:
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
Page 421 and 422:
;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
Page 429 and 430:
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
Page 439 and 440:
INFLUENCE OF POPERY ON THE INDIVIDU
Page 441 and 442:
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
Page 463 and 464:
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
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NEW SCHOOL-BOOKS. 505penalty of for
Page 529 and 530:
NEW MIRACLES. 507Pope returned to R
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—THE UPPER CLASSES AND ROMANISM.
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SIMULTANEOUS CRUSADE AGAINST LIBERT
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;THE GALLEYS OP NAPLES, 513the dogm
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CONCORDAT VTITH TUSCANY. 515mities
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JESUIT TACTICS IN AUSTRIA. 5 1 7abr
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AGGRESSION ON BRITAIN. 519Nor is it
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ANTI-PROTESTANT CRUSADE PREACHED, 5
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MISSIONS TO SEMI-BARBAROUS REGIONS.
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MISSIONS TO SOUTH AND EAST. 525quar
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}—;JESUIT OPERATIONS IN ENGLAND.
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JESUIT OPERATIONS IN SCOTLAND. 529N
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ROMANIST CLUBS. 531than the ordinar
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MALTA AND AUSTRALIA. 533Church." Ac
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ROME IN THE PACIFIC. 535inspected b
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;POPERY THE MOTHER OF REVOLUTIONS.
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EVANGELISTIC AGENCIES IN GERMANY AN
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—BOITEMIAN AND WALDENSIAN CHURCHE
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PROTESTANTISM IN ITALY. 543chase of
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DANGER OF A RECOIL. 54:5side ; it h
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A BLOW AT ROME. 547as experience ha
Page 571 and 572:
THE BIBLE IN ROME. 549convey them a
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!CREATION GROANING. 551of God for I
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APPENDIX.BRITAIN—:MAYN00TH—UNIV
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—APPENDIX. 555—liis ni-hts as a
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APPENDIX. 557GENERAL STATEMENT OF T
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