IV. An Englishman's Protest

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I. Is the Education Act of 1870 a Just Law?II. The Working of the Education Act of 1870 Unequal: therefore Unjust III. Is the Christianity of England Worth Preserving?Appendix to III: Suggestions on the Education Act IV. An Englishman's Protest V. An Englishman's Second Protest VI. Parliamentary Oaths VII. Without God, No Commonwealth VIII. S. Francis of Sales IX. William George Ward X. The Salvation Army XI. Why are our People Unwilling to Emigrate XII. Our National Vice XIII. History of the Papacy during the Reformation XIV. A Pleading for the Worthless XV. Henry VIII and the English Monasteries XVI. The Catholic Church and Modern Society XVII. The Work and Wants of the Church in England XVIII. Outdoor Relief XIX. The Law of Nature Divine and Supreme XX. Compensation to the Drink Trade XXI. The Soul before and after Death XXII. The Church its own Witness

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