The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-04-02 00:00:00

UNION OF CATHOLICS AND DISSF.NTURS.

• Fintro, Ediono, prim ts.
LETTER to a vain EiTA NT DISSENTER,
ti in Atisner to the Question—" Shall the Dissenters join
Oh the Roman Catholics in their Petition to Parliament, fur
what is called Catholic Emancipation?" Containing Remarks
nu Religious Liberty and Political Passer, both /is they :arm'
Political Power; and as they affect the Established Church and
Protestant Di-scours; applicable to the present momentous
crisis.
London: Printed (or Williams and Sun, No. 10, Stationers%
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41:to, Just published, Putt I. Seri. price Se. (to be completed in
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THE CHRISTIAN READER'S GUIDE: a character-
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Theology, and other branches of knowledge therewith connect-
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