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Fifty years in the Church of Rome

Chiniquy, Charles Paschal Telesphore (1809-1899)
  
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Dedication.
  
TO COLONEL EDWIN A. SHERMAN.
  
TO THE ORANGEMEN OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADA, GREAT BRITAIN, AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA AND NEW ZEALAND,
  
TO THE HONEST AND LIBERTY-LOVING PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES,
  
TO ALL THE FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL,
  
TO THE BISHOPS, PRIESTS AND PEOPLE OF ROME,
  
SPECIAL NOTICE
  
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS.
  
Contents.
  
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Chapter I.
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Chapter II.
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Chapter III.
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Chapter IV.
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Chapter V.
 VI. 
Chapter VI.
 VII. 
Chapter VII.
 VIII. 
Chapter VIII.
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Chapter IX.
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Chapter X.
 XI. 
Chapter XI.
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Chapter XII.
 XIII. 
Chapter XIII.
 XIV. 
Chapter XIV.
 XV. 
Chapter XV.
 XVI. 
Chapter XVI.
 XVII. 
Chapter XVII.
 XVIII. 
Chapter XVIII.
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Chapter XIX.
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Chapter XX.
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Chapter XXI.
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Chapter XXII.
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Chapter XXIII.
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Chapter XXIV.
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Chapter XXV.
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Chapter XXVI.
  
Rue de Reimes—Paris.
  
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Chapter XXVII.
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Chapter XXVIII.
 XXIX. 
Chapter XXIX.
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Chapter XXX.
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Chapter XXXI.
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Chapter XXXII.
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Chapter XXXIII.
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Chapter XXXIV.
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Chapter XXXV.
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Chapter XXXVI.
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Chapter XXXVII.
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Chapter XXXVIII.
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Chapter XXXIX.
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Chapter XLI.
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Chapter XLII.
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Chaper XLIII.
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Chapter XLIV.
  
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"IGNATIUS BOURGET, Miseratione Divina et Stæ. Sedis Apostolicæ Gratia, Episcopus Marianopolitanensis, etc., etc., etc."
  
Translation.
  
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Chapter XLV.
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Chapter XLVI.
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Chapter XLVII.
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Chapter XLVIII.
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Chapter XLIX.
  
TRANSLATION.
  
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Chapter L.
  
TO THE REV. FATHER CHINIQUY.
  
I ANSWERED:
  
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Chapter LI.
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Chapter LII.
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Chapter LIII.
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Chapter LIV.
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Chapter LV.
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Chapter LVI.
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Chapter LVII.
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Chapter LVIII.
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Chapter LIX.
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Chapter LX.
  
EQUALITY AND FRATERNITY OF MEN PROCLAIMED BY CHRIST.
  
PRINCIPLES OF LIBERTY PROCLAIMED BY CHRIST.
  
TOLERANCE AND LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCR PROCLAIMED BY CHRIST.
  
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Chapter LXI.
  
"To the Editor of The St. Paul Pioneer.
  
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Chapter LXII.
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Chapter LXIII.
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Chapter LXIV.
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Chapter LXV.
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Chapter LXVI.
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Chapter LXVII.

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"He (Linneman) remembers the time that Messrs. Conwell and
Bennett came to this place (St. Joseph, Minnesota) on Friday evening, before
the President was killed, and he asked them if they had heard he was

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dead, and they replied they had not. He heard this rumor in his store
from people who came in and out. But he cannot remember from whom.

October 20th, 1883.
J. H. LINNEMAN.
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