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A mirror exhibited, : by the sayings and transactions of the greatest men in Europe, for taking a just view of national religion, viz. : First, the conference between the great Bonaparte and several eminent Mahometan prelates. : Second, the convention between him and Pope Pius VII, reestablishing the Catholic religion in France. : Third, the main substance of a sermon preached before the first consul by the arch prelate of Tours, on occasion of the re-establishment of Catholicism in France. With the approbation of the re-establishment and sermon by a supposed Protestant editor. : As a contrast to the whole are annexed some of the sayings and transactions of the king of kings, respecting the nature and establishment of his own kingdom; with some remarks; and the real nature of Protestantism.

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Attributed to Daniel Humphreys of Portsmouth, N.H. Probably printed by Joseph Bumstead, whose office was at no. 20, Union Street

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1802

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DePaul University Special Collections and Archives
Parent institution	DePaul University Library
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