A letter addressed to R. Burgess : Protestant chaplain at Rome /

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Main Author:	Baggs, Charles Michael, 1806-1845
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Created:	Rome : Printed by Salviucci, 1836.
Subjects:	Burgess, Richard, > 1796-1881. Anti-Catholicism.
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