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View of the Roman-catholic System

1.-Devotion to the Virgin Mary-the Saints-respect

to the Cross, and to the Relics of the Saints 100

2.-Purgatory, and Prayers for the Dead

3. Auricular Confession-Indulgences

4.-Grace and Free-will

5.-Transubstantiation

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Rise of the Reformation

Henry VIII.

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6.-1. The Authority of the Pope

2. Universal Doctrine of the Roman-catholics

respecting the Supremacy of the Pope - 122

3. Difference between Transalpine and Cisalpine

Doctrines on the temporal and spiritual Power

4. Remarks on Doctor Southey's Crimination of

the Roman-catholic Church, in consequence

of the alleged intemperate Expressions of

some of her Writers on the Pope's Autho-

5. Defence by a Roman-catholic Divine of the

Roman-catholic Church, against Charges

brought against her by the present Bishop

1.- Rise of the Reformation-Persecution under the

House of Lancaster

2.- The Mendicant and other religious Orders of the

Roman-catholic Church

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1.-Has England gained by the Reformation in tem-

poral Happiness?

-Or in spiritual Wisdom?

3. Was the Reformation attended by a general Im-

provement in Morals?

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Henry VIII.-continued.

4.-Was the Revival of Letters owing to the Reforma-

tion, or materially forwarded by it? - page 180

5.-Was the Dissolution of Monasteries justified by the

Conduct of the religious Orders? - 186

6. Was the Church of Rome negligent in remedying

Ecclesiastical Abuses

7.-Is doctor Southey's Abuse of former and pre-

sent Catholic Historical Writers merited by

Queen Elizabeth

1.- Persecution of the Protestants in the Reign of

2. Archbishop Cranmer and Bishop Latimer

3. Character of Queen Mary's Reign

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1.-The Establishment of the Protestant Religion in

the Reign of Queen Elizabeth-Observation

on some Statements respecting it in "The

Book of the Church"

2.-Summary of the Laws passed in the Reign of

Queen Elizabeth against Roman-catholics - 234

3.-Executions of the Roman-catholics under the

sanguinary Code of Queen Elizabeth

4.Justification of the Persecutions, on the ground

of the traitorous Principles of the Foreign Semi-

narists, and the general Disloyalty of the Roman-

5.- Justification of the Persecutions, on the ground of

the persecuting Principles and Practices of their

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Queen Elizabeth-continued.

6.-Justification of the Persecutions, from the alleged

Plots against Queen Elizabeth -

7.-Edifying and meritorious Conduct of the English

Roman-catholics during the threatened Invasion

of England by the Spanish Armada - - 268

8.- Introduction of the Reformation into Ireland by

Queen Elizabeth

1.-The Gunpowder Plot

2.—The Oath of Allegiance required by James I. from

the English Roman-catholics

1.- Artifices then used to inflame the Public Mind

against the Roman-catholics-their Loyalty and

2.-Solemn Judgment of Archbishops and Bishops of

Ireland that the Toleration of the Roman-

catholic Religion is a sin

1.-Doctor Southey's Defence of Charles II.'s Viola-

tion of his Promise at Breda, to the Roman-

catholics and Protestant Dissenters

2.-Doctor Southey's various Criminations

Roman-catholics in his present Chapter

The Corporation and Test Acts -

4.-The Act of the 30th of Charles II, which excludes

Roman-catholics from sitting and voting in Par-

ib.

liament

5.-Oates's Plot

6.-James the Second-Bill of Rights - Acts of Set-

7.-Conclusion-Doctor Southey's repeated Charge

of Superstition and Idolatry against the Roman-

NOTE I.-Opinions of Foreign Universities on the tem-

poral Power of the Pope

NOTE II.-The Oath taken by the English Roman-catholics,

under the Provisions of the Act passed for their Relief,

in the Year 1791

By the same Author,

HISTORICAL MEMOIRS of the ENGLISH, IRISH, and
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LETTERS

TO

DR SOUTHEY,

ON HIS

BOOK OF THE CHURCH.

INTRODUCTION,

I. The proper Style of Controversy :-II. The Creed of Pope Pius IV.:-III. Observations on such of the Articles in it as are expressed in general Terms :IV. Application of these Observations to Dr. Southey's Charge against the Roman-catholic Church, that her Doctrines are corrupt.

SIR,

I

HAVE perused with great attention, your "BOOK OF THE CHURCH," and find it to be, in many places, injurious to the roman-catholic church, and particularly so to the roman-catholics of England under this impression, I address to you the following Letters.

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