The Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D.: With Copious Notes and Additions and a Memoir of the Author, Volume 5Derby, 1859 |
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Page 317
... popery . " Why is that a badge of popery ? why not restrain the press to those who would confound religion as in civil matters ? But this toucheth himself . He would starve perhaps , & c . Let him get some honester livelihood then . It ...
... popery . " Why is that a badge of popery ? why not restrain the press to those who would confound religion as in civil matters ? But this toucheth himself . He would starve perhaps , & c . Let him get some honester livelihood then . It ...
Page 317
... popery . " Why is that a badge of popery ? why not restrain the press to those who would confound religion as in civil matters ? But this toucheth himself . He would starve perhaps , & c . Let him get some honester livelihood then . It ...
... popery . " Why is that a badge of popery ? why not restrain the press to those who would confound religion as in civil matters ? But this toucheth himself . He would starve perhaps , & c . Let him get some honester livelihood then . It ...
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... popery , under the circum- stances it lies in this kingdom , although it be offensive and inconve- nient enough from the consequences it has to increase the rapine , sloth , and ignorance , as well as poverty of the natives , is not pro ...
... popery , under the circum- stances it lies in this kingdom , although it be offensive and inconve- nient enough from the consequences it has to increase the rapine , sloth , and ignorance , as well as poverty of the natives , is not pro ...
Contents
THE PRESENT MISERABLE STATE OF IRELAND | 24 |
TWO LETTERS TO THE PUBLISHER OF THE DUBLIN WEEKLY | 31 |
THE SUBSTANCE OF WHAT WAS SAID BY THE DEAN OF | 50 |
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