By the Council of State, a proclamation

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By the Council of State, a proclamation

by England and Wales. Council of State.

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First published: 1660 1 language

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Anti-Catholicism Catholic nonjurors Catholics Early works to 1800 Great Britain Great Britain. Parliament History Politics and government Qualifications

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