David and Goliah; or, The complete victory of a Mayo hedge-school pupil, : over Sir Thomas Dross, a souper knight, and three Bible and tract-distributing ladies, in which is shewn, beyond the possibility of refutation, that Protestants, as such, have not the divine law, the divine word, nor divine faith, and that the Protestant heresy is less just, less philanthropic, and, less humane than Mohammedism, less scriptural than Judaism, more absurd and inconsistent than Sabianism; and, that the pious monk of Partree, in Mayo, was perfectly justified before God, in burning the spurious Protestant version of the scriptures. /

David and Goliah; or, The complete victory of a Mayo hedge-school pupil, :

over Sir Thomas Dross, a souper knight, and three Bible and tract-distributing ladies, in which is shewn, beyond the possibility of refutation, that Protestants, as such, have not the divine law, the divine word, nor divine faith, and that the Protestant heresy is less just, less philanthropic, and, less humane than Mohammedism, less scriptural than Judaism, more absurd and inconsistent than Sabianism; and, that the pious monk of Partree, in Mayo, was perfectly justified before God, in burning the spurious Protestant version of the scriptures. /
By Hugh Joseph O'Donnell, ...
Bibliographic Details
Main Creator: O'Donnell, Hugh Joseph.
Format: Book
Language:English
Published / Created: Dublin: : Printed and sold, wholesale, by John F. Nugent, Catholic printer & publisher, 35, Cook-street. ..., [1853]
Subjects:
Protestant churches > Controversial literature.
Notes:Imprint date from p. 4.

Includes index.

Bd. with: [Letter] to Samuel Allen and John Murphy : brief account of the Irish Society by Richard Smiddy

Physical description: [1-3] 4-140 p. ; 21 cm.

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DIX Dublin [1853]
Manuscripts Reading Room
Access Note
Dix
P 1485(3)
Main Reading Room
Pamphlets

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