The state of popery and Jesuitism in England

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Lathbury, Thomas, 1798-1865
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Title The state of popery and Jesuitism in England : from the Reformation to the period of the Roman Catholic Relief Bill in 1829 : and the charge of novelty, heresy, and schism against the Church of Rome substantiated / by Thomas Lathbury.
Publisher London : J. Leslie
Creation Date 1838
Extent ix, 301 pages
18 cm.
Language English
National Library system number 990027895470205171

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