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 1 III |    went and searched for the Church of England clergyman who
 2 IV  |      number of converts.~The Church of England clergy found
 3 IV  |  they become converts to the Church of England, merely to be
 4 V   |             Letter V: On The Church Of England~England is properly
 5 V   |     or Churchmen, called the Church of England, or simply the
 6 V   |    of England, or simply the Church, by way of eminence. No
 7 V   |      himself a member of the Church of England. This reason (
 8 V   |      pale of the Established Church. The English clergy have
 9 V   |   healths to the Tories, the Church of England considered these
10 V   |    that they shall be of the Church of England as by law established.
11 V   |  pretended) in a tavern or a church; for these Whigs are much
12 V   |    here bestowed both in the Church and the army, as a reward
13 V   |     highest dignities of the Church by female intrigues, address
14 VI  |     On The Presbyterians~The Church of England is confined almost
15 VI  |    youth does from school.~A Church of England minister appears
16 VI  |  great as that of the Romish Church. No operas, plays, or concerts
17 VI  |      the nation go either to church, to the tavern, or to see
18 XIII| regard to the Fathers of the Church, several in the primitive