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Title: Errors of the Roman Catholic Church : and its insidious influence in the United States and other countries by the most profound thinkers of the present day, and the history and progress of the American Protective Association (A.P.A.)
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: Hershey, Scott Funk, 1852-
Subjects: Catholic Church
Publisher: St. Louis : J.H. Chambers
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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uelty of the friars composing the tribunal may benoted, for they had full warning of the intentions of Government, and yet The wolf of Protestantism has found its way into theCatholic flock. A minister of the sect of Luther and Voltaireis in Leon, accompanied by various mercenaries, who are busyselling in the streets Protestant Bibles and a false book of theGospel. Do not buy these books, Christians; scorn thesepropagandists of a sect divorced from the Catholic Church ofJesus Christ, divorced from the truth, and which is resolved ondepriving us of the most precious legacy received from ourforefathers. Do not allow your religion to be harmed bythese knight errants of evil. Let us hurl them away. No lawauthorizes their coming here to dechristianize us. Liberty ofworship does not exist here, and these peddlers of adulteratedBibles and Gospels are of a foreign flock. Nicaragua belongsto God; Protestantism to the devil. Away with them. (600) Above Publicly Posted in the City of Leon, 1894.
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Massacre at Barletta. Page 605 SUFFERINGS OF GEORGE PENN. 601 a common carpenter and shipwright. Mr. Penn receivedthe grant of Pennsylvania from the English Crown, in dis-charge of a debt of £16,000 due to his father, the admiral;but at the close of his life, when encompassed with difficul-ties, he mortgaged his province to the Crown for the sumof £6,800, a transaction which he did not live to seecompleted. During his stay in America many were thepeaceful triumphs of this man—in the establishment of had not released the prisoners, as if determined that these unhappy creaturesshould drain the cup of Papal vengeance to the last drop. That prisonerswere still found in the Inquisitions of Spain and Naples when the mob brokein is not surprising, as the work of destruction was the result of a furiouspopular outbreak, leaving no time for preparation; but in Rome all was donequietly and systematically. I was present when the prisons were visited,and cannot think of the chambers allotted t

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