 | 1853 - 706 páginas
...themselves the name of High Church (but may more properly he said to be Jesuits or Papists in masquerade), do take liberty to teach, preach, and print, publickly and privately, sedition, contentions, and divisions among the Protestants of this kingdom." — Motives to Union, p. 1. " These men glory in... | |
 | Robert Conger Pell - 1857 - 444 páginas
...name of //•/;•'• Church (but may more properly be said to be Jesuits or Papists in masquerade), do take liberty to teach, preach, and print, publickly and privately, sedition, contentions, and divisions among the Protestants of this kingdom. — Motiva to Union, p. 1. These men glory in their... | |
 | Robert Conger Pell - 1857 - 436 páginas
...themselves the name of High Church (but may more properly be said to be Jesuits or Papists in masquerade), do take liberty to teach, preach, and print, publickly and privately, sedition, contentions, and divisions among the Protestants of this kingdom. — Motives to Union, p. 1. These men glory in their... | |
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... are a few extracts from Low Church writers (quoted in The Scourge), who thus designate their opponents : — A pack or party of scandalous, wicked, and profane men, who appropriate to themselves the name of High Church (but may more properly be said... 