An edition of The Maynooth grant, considered religiously, morally, and politically (1853)

The Maynooth grant considered religiously, morally, and politically

with documentary proofthat it was orginally obtained by fraud and perjury; and that its continuance is a subsidy to idolatry and sedition.

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An edition of The Maynooth grant, considered religiously, morally, and politically (1853)

The Maynooth grant considered religiously, morally, and politically

with documentary proofthat it was orginally obtained by fraud and perjury; and that its continuance is a subsidy to idolatry and sedition.

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P.D. Hardy
Language
English
Pages
250

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Subjects
St. Patrick's College (Maynooth, Kildare), St. Patrick's College (Maynooth, Ireland), Catholic theological seminaries, Government aid to education, Finance, Church history

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The Maynooth grant, considered religiously, morally, and politically: with documentary proof that it was originally obtained by fraud and perjury, and that its continuance is a subsidy to idolatry and sedition ...
1853, P.D. Hardy
Cover of: The Maynooth grant considered religiously, morally, and politically
The Maynooth grant considered religiously, morally, and politically: with documentary proofthat it was orginally obtained by fraud and perjury; and that its continuance is a subsidy to idolatry and sedition.
1853, P.D. Hardy
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Cover of: The Maynooth grant considered religiously, morally and politically
The Maynooth grant considered religiously, morally and politically: with documentary proof that it was originally obtained by fraud and perjury and that its continuance is a subsidy to idolatry and sedition ; including extracts from the most celebrated speeches delivered on the subject in the House of Commons in the various sessions from 1807 to 1845 and in an addenda and appendix a practical exemplification of its effects in "The savings and doings" of the Romish priests and prelated of Ireland during the recent election as given in detail
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