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A vindication of the Most Rev. John Thomas Troy, D.D., Roman Catholic archbishop in the Church of Dublin against the charges contained in a letter to the Rt. Hon. William Wickham, by a Yeoman ; and in other anonymous publications by a Roman Catholic of Dublin

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Publication date: 1804.
Call number: 480000:0146
Dimensions: 21 cm
Associated people: Smith, William,; A Roman Catholic of Dublin,; Clinch, James Bernard.
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A vindication of the Most Rev. John Thomas Troy, D.D., Roman Catholic archbishop in the Church of Dublin against the charges contained in a letter to the Rt. Hon. William Wickham, by a Yeoman ; and in other anonymous publications by a Roman Catholic of Dublin

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A vindication of the Most Rev. John Thomas Troy, D.D., Roman Catholic archbishop in the Church of Dublin against the charges contained in a letter to the Rt. Hon. William Wickham, by a yeoman ; and in other anonymous publications by a Roman Catholic of Dublin

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An answer to the second blue book. : Containing a refutation of the principles, charges and arguments advanced by the Catholic committee against their bishops. Addressed to the Roman Catholics of England. By the R. Charles Plowden