Two Addresses
Two Addresses One, to the Gentlemen of Whitby, Who Signed the Requisition, Calling a Meeting to Address the Queen, on the Late (So Called) Aggression of the Pope: and the Other, to the Protestant Clergy
作者：Rigby, N. (Nicholas), 1800-1886
体例：段 章数：11
字数：225,506 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,500 字；最长 Now, it is an historical fact recorded in the English Statut（39,941 字），最短 But can I here forget "the finest Protestant (as the immorta（5,135 字）。
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共 11 段- Now, it is an historical fact recorded in the English Statut
- Oh, but you will object, "the Pope has assumed a right over
- Gentlemen, I must now beg leave to retire, as my presence is
- Most Reverend Gentlemen, I have now proved "the extraordinar
- "But _forgery_--I blush for the _honour_ of Protestantism wh
- Thank you, courteous clerks; I will now quote the passage, a
- Again, you often warn the people, against the idolatrous pra
- I have shown you, as above, what a beautiful Church Christ b
- Every well-instructed Catholic, knows that no man, _as man_,
- It is related in the Anglo-Saxon history, that when the Cath
- But can I here forget "the finest Protestant (as the immorta