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 1 4 |         earnestly, We shall not say Catholics only, but all upright and
 2 7 |                        7. In French Catholics the religious sentiment
 3 9 |          odious imputations against Catholics, and even against the Holy
 4 9 |             of action inculcated in Catholics for the defence of their
 5 12|           features of the past that Catholics might not be dismayed by
 6 14|         order of speculative ideas, Catholics, like all other citizens,
 7 21|         sentiments that honest men, Catholics particularly, could not
 8 26| unprejudiced man can censure French Catholics if, sparing themselves neither
 9 27|       recall them only to recommend Catholics not to provoke a secession
10 28|      violence of passion; therefore Catholics cannot be too careful in
11 29|        peoples; and the better that Catholics understand the aim of the
12 29|             can and will put French Catholics outside the common law itself. . .
13 30|            points upon which French Catholics and all intelligent men
14 30|             cement the union of all Catholics for the sustaining of the
15 32|        clergy and also upon all the Catholics of France, the apostolic