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THE CATHOLIC MAGAZINE No: LI.,
for APRIL, contains Poverty ; a Tale—Letter VII.
of the Hon. and Rev. George Spencer on the Conversion of
England—llorm Genoenses—The " Michelade ;" or Massacre
of the Catholics of Nismes in 1567—St. Lewis—Official Note
by Lord Bathurst to the Tyrolese Deputies—Tract4 for the
Times, No. 90 ; Approaching Schism in the Church of Eng-
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