Dealings with the Inquisition; Or, Papal Rome, Her Priests, and Her Jesuits

Transcriber's Note.

Giacinto Achilli

Variable spelling and hyphenation have been retained. Minor punctuation inconsistencies have been silently corrected.

Two instances of unpaired double quotation marks could not be corrected.

Corrections:

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p. 17:

to maintain such a sytsem,
to maintain such a system,

p. 55:

no compassion fom the servants of God
no compassion from the servants of God

p. 61:

with a little more secresy
with a little more secrecy

p. 64:

to ask of her her name,
to ask of her name,

p. 71:

in saving my honour and my consience
in saving my honour and my conscience

p. 85:

owed its origin to Guiseppe Calassanzio.
owed its origin to Giuseppe Calassanzio.

p. 94:

what part her enemy asailed her.
what part her enemy assailed her.

p. 130:

from the bishop, the Prelator Governatore,
from the bishop, the Prelato Governatore,

p. 131:

The Cardinal Camberini, to whom
The Cardinal Gamberini, to whom

p. 140:

and the most perfect familarity
and the most perfect familiarity

p. 185:

the popish sanhedrim
the popish sanhedrin

p. 190:

"No, my friend," repled Parchetti
"No, my friend," replied Parchetti

p. 234:

that you will acknowlege
that you will acknowledge

alone to the the see of the Ionian Islands
alone to the see of the Ionian Islands

p. 280

are not subject to ths pains
are not subject to the pains

p. 366:

But are you not aware that it it is
But are you not aware that it is

p. 387:

what do we see around us? Infifidelity
what do we see around us? Infidelity

p. 394:

public buring of fifty thousand Moors
public burning of fifty thousand Moors

p. 400:

every hour they recal to your mind
every hour they recall to your mind

p. 421:

the perpetual downfal of the Roman Pontificate.
the perpetual downfall of the Roman Pontificate.

p. 422:

and compelling the most prejudiced againt his views
and compelling the most prejudiced against his views

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