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Anonymous,  Roman Catholic cruelties (1825)

“ These horrid and inhuman practices made the rest of the Protestants fly to their arms, in the natural defence of themselves and their families, against the rage and fury of lions, tygers, and bears, in the shape of men. But those that were so brisk at massacring and murdering such as did not resist them, were mere cowards at fighting, and the Protestants prevailed against them with small numbers, and defended themselves against their cruelty. ”
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Anonymous,  Roman Catholic cruelties (1825)

“ It is vain, that persons calling themselves the friends of freedom assert, that the intolerant principles of Papists have changed, as they have become enlightened. Popery is ever the same—or it is no longer the Roman Catholic religion;—it cannot change without being at variance with its own principles;—for it maintains its Popes infallible, and its faith unchanged, from the institution of Christianity to the present age. ”
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Anonymous,  Roman Catholic cruelties (1825)

“ At the commencement of this horrid rebellion, several Irish gentlemen pretended great kindness to some of their Protestant neighbours and persuaded them to put their goods and cattle into their hands, in order to secure them from the rage of the rabble; because of former familiarity, the Protestants gave them inventories of all they had; nay, they digged up some of their best things which they had hidden in the ground, and put them into the Papists' hands; by this means they gained vast quantities of goods, and like true Papists cheated them out of them all. ”
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