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Just published, bi Two Vols. Oeeitysdpitios boss*,
SERNIONS on PUBLIC OCCASIONS, with
kJ HISTORICAL CRITICAL, and POLITICAL. NOTES ; and an
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By R. VALPY, D.D. F.A.S.
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11. The Causes which must prevent the establishment of a
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111. The CATHOLIC QUESTION.
IV. The Practice of Lissa!, Pin', Vindicated.
V. Rivalry of FRANCE.
yi. The PROPHECIES relating to the FALL of ROME.
*VII. The Disposition of the FRINCH GOVERNMENT tO Pt*ct.
VUL Diieds without a Name.
IX. DErauce of the COUNTRY.
X. Insensibility in suspended Animation.
XI. Interests of the CHURCH of Emmaus*.
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