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Meanings of roman catholics in English
Person of the Catholic faith.
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Usage of roman catholics in English
1
After the rebellion the Roman Catholics in the diocese were much persecuted.
2
In the first place, the early Christian martyrs were not Roman Catholics.
3
Every appointment which you make increases the discontent of the Roman Catholics.
4
Such monuments every where met the eye of the Irish Roman Catholics.
5
Protestants were again placed on equal footing with Roman Catholics in 1791.
6
Yet the Roman Catholics of America are very submissive and very sincere.
7
The burial-grounds of the Roman Catholics, Armenians, and Greeks surround this hill.
8
The Belgians are generally considered as very stubborn and zealous Roman Catholics.
9
He was even less inclined to harsh treatment of the Roman Catholics.
10
If the Roman Catholics are reasonable they will be satisfied with these.
11
In the Irish Parliament he supported Pitt's measure to enfranchise Roman Catholics.
12
They are all devout Roman Catholics, although they hate the monastic orders.
13
Many Roman Catholics, if not the most enlightened and instructed, thought not.
14
Now there are forty Roman Catholics to one Presbyterian on this earth.
15
But new it is asked, 'Why all this tirade against Roman Catholics?'
16
The Scottish people are Presbyterians; the Irish people are Roman Catholics.