A Statement of Reasons Why the Right Rev. Bench of Bishops of the Established Church of England Ought Not to be Called Upon by the Friends of the Establishment to Oppose the Bill Brought into the House of Lords by Earl Grey, Abolition of the Declaration

Charles Hugh Clifford

Published by Keating, Brown and Co, UK, 1819

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1st Edition 1819. A Statement of Reasons Why the Right Rev. Bench of Bishops of the Established Church of England Ought Not to be Called Upon by the Friends of the Establishment to Oppose the Bill Brought into the House of Lords by Earl Grey, for the Abolition of the Declarations of the 25th and 30th of Charles Second. On the subject of Catholic toleration. Grattan"s Bill, which had been narrowly defeated in the Commons, was rejected by a considerable majority in the Lords. The Declarations of Charles II, required all Members of Parliament, before they took their seats, to declare against Transubstantiation and the Invocation of Saints. Complete in 74 pages. Some pages un-opened. Pages are in good condition. A little light marking and age toning, More images can be taken upon request. Ref15215. Seller Inventory # 020520

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Title: A Statement of Reasons Why the Right Rev. ...

Publisher: Keating, Brown and Co, UK

Publication Date: 1819

Binding: Soft cover

Condition: Good

Edition: First Edition