WHEREIN
Their dangerous Tendency, political and religious, is considered, and their
true Origin designated; and some of those, which the Protestants con-
sider as the most objectionable, are proved not to have been held by

the ancient British, Saxon, or Irish Christian Churches :

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IN ANSWER TO

ARGUMENTS ADVANCED

IN FAVOUR OF

THE ROMAN-CATHOLIC QUESTION;

And, more especially, those of

SIR JOHN THROCK MORTON.

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BY THE REV. PETER ROBERTS, A. M.

Author of Letters to M. Volney, An Harrhony of the Epistles, &c.

' Ου μην-δικαιον σιωπη τ'αληθες παρελθειν" αλλα λεγειν μεν μεθα
παρρησιας, την αγαθην προβαλλομενους ελπιδα ευχεσθαι δε, ως τι τους
ελευξομενους των συγγραμμάτι, μηδεν της αληθειας προτερον αγειν.

Nicephorus de Primatu Papæ, p. 18. ed. Lug. Bat. 1695.
It is our duty not to be remiss as to the truth; but to advance before us the
shield of a good hope, and tell it plainly; entreating the reader to make the
truth his primary object.

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