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to our youth, as it gave
to me
many years ago, as I read
it in the playground of a
public school in Wolverhampton,
strange childish pictures of
the possibilities of christian
love trying to save souls
at the expense of bodies
A similar work is Englands Bloody Tribunal by Rev Mat. Taylor, an illustrated quarto of 1773.

Side by side with
these specimens of ultra
protestantism, is the life (in Italian)
of Ignatio Loyola, (founder of
the Coy. of Giesu), printed in
Venice 1586, just 30 years after
his death, with portrait,
index, and register of
alphabetical signatures, - (forming
the whole of the last page) -
as completet as bibliographers
heart could desire.