1808 JOHN FLETCHER. Catholic Argues for Moderate Tone in Theological Debate - Protecting Irish Americans. Reformer and military procedure for British

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1808 JOHN FLETCHER. Catholic Argues for Moderate Tone in Theological Debate - Protecting Irish Americans. Reformer and military procedure for BritishA very attractive edition American edition of John Fletcher's [d. 1848] classic work calling for moderation in the "spirit" of theological disagreement between Protestants and Roman Catholics. The American imprint was designed to play a role in softening the often violent bigotry aimed against the Irish Catholic citizens of New York, Boston, and other large Metropolitan Areas. Subscriber's First American Edition. He argues for admitting the Roman