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anti-catholic literature	7
theology, doctrinal	2
protestantism	1
christianity	1

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Craig, Rev Robert C	2
Panke, John	1
Mary, Blessed Virgin, Saint	1
Phillips, Thomas	1
Phillips, Thomas (1760-1851)	1
Tyler, James Endell (1789-1851)	1
Pope, Richard T P	1
Macdonald, William Russell	1
Fitzwilliams, Charles Home Lloyd of Cilgwyn (1832-1924)	1
Baxter, Richard (1615-1691)	1

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Christianity, Protestantism, and Popery, compared and contrasted : in which is shown the whole doctrine of the Romish church, as taught at the present day : also, the origin of every invention of that church which popery has introduced, and the means employed at the Reformation to establish the Protestant religion on the firm basis of primitive Christianity

Macdonald, William Russell

1829

Attributed to: Will. Russell Macdonald.

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The worship of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the Church of Rome : contrary to Holy Scripture, and to the faith and practice of the Church of Christ through the first five centuries

Tyler, James Endell (1789-1851)

1844

Errata slip inserted.

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Romanism condemned by the Church of Rome; or, Popery convicted of idolatry, apostacy and antichristianity, from its own highest authorities

Panke, John

1835

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A key for Catholics : to open the jugling of the Jesuits, and satisfy all... whether the cause of the Roman or Reformed churches be of God; and to leave the reader utterly unexcusable that after this will be a papist

Baxter, Richard (1615-1691); Allport, J; Fitzwilliams, Charles Home Lloyd of Cilgwyn (1832-1924)

1839

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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A refutation of certain primary doctrines of popery : in a series of theological dissertations in which it is demonstrated, that the Italian or Roman church has long since ceased to be orthodox, also a demonstrative argument, founded chiefly on the facts of revealed scripture, that St. Peter never was bishop of Rome (v.1)

Craig, Rev Robert C

1823

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A refutation of certain primary doctrines of popery : in a series of theological dissertations in which it is demonstrated, that the Italian or Roman church has long since ceased to be orthodox, also a demonstrative argument, founded chiefly on the facts of revealed scripture, that St. Peter never was bishop of Rome (v.2)

Craig, Rev Robert C

1823

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Roman misquotation : or Certain passages from the Fathers, adduced in a work entitled "The faith of Catholics," &c. brought to the test of the originals, and their perverted character demonstrated

Pope, Richard T P; Phillips, Thomas (1760-1851)

1840

Includes index.