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[The text of the Catechism in this is the same as in previous three editions, even to the forms and number of pages. It is one of the earliest Catholic books printed by Lucas, of Baltimore; v. O'Neill.]

Contenant les Eléments de la Foi Catholique Romaine, avec les Prières du Matin ed du Soir, les Litanies du S. Nom de Jésus, Celles de la S. Vièrge, etc. Et le Cantique de M. de Fénélon, sur la Passion de N.S.J.C. A Philadelphie, de l'Imprimerie de T. et G. Palmer. Et se trouve chez Mathieu Carey, Rue de Marché, No. 122.

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CAVALLO, TIBERIUS, F.R.S., etc.—The Elements of Natural or Experimental Philosophy.

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[Lots 20427, 8, 9, 30, of Gowan's sale (May 22, 1871), are the titles of new editions published in Philadelphia, 1819, 25, 29, '32. v. Brosius. T. C. b. in Naples, March, 1749;d. in London, 1809. The first (?) edition of the Elements was published in London, 1803, 4 vols. 8vo. He was the author of many valuable works.]

CAVEAT against the Methodists. Printed for the Publishers. Mount Vernon [Ohio]: Printed by John P. McArdle. G. T. C.

A.D. 1817.

[Title furnished by the ever-obliging Mr. Sumner.]

CHALLONER, RT. REV. RICHARD.

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1789. The True Principles of a Catholic. By Bishop Chalenor [sic]. To which is added, An Exposition of the Commandments. Philadelphia: Mathew Carey. M.DCC.LXXXIX. (Price threepence, or 25. per dozen.) pp. 12. I 2mo.

[v. infra, Garden of the Soul.]

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Answer. By the Rt. Rev. R. Challoner, D.D. Containing, by way of Introduction, his Celebrated Answer to Dr. Conger Middleton's Letter from Rome. Baltimore: Printed by J. Dobbin & Murphy for Bernard Dornin, Roman Catholic Library, No. 30 Baltimore Street. 1809. [Copy formerly belonging to Mrs. Patterson of Baltimore.] pp. xxiv.-285.

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[The first edition appeared in England, 1737. It so provoked Middleton and his friends that they endeavored to procure Challoner's arrest under pretence of his being disaffected to the Government. He therefore withdrew to the Continent. Become a convert in 1704, was consecrated Coadj. Bp. of Dr. Petra, Vic. Ap. of London, January 29, 1741. Of him wrote a Protestant minister: "January 12, 1781. Buried Dr. Challoner, popish priest, titulary Bp. of Debra, London, and Salisbury (?), Vic. Ap. for the Roman Church in England, a very good, very pious, very learned man, one of extraordinary qualities." During his administration the Church suffered terribly, perhaps no less than under Queen Elizabeth.]

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[Pp. 199–204, Subscribers' Names. I have doubtingly ascribed the above work to Dr. Challoner on the authority of De Feller, who, ad nom., gives amongst the list of the Doctor's works Les Fondements de la Doctrine Catholique. For a notice of A. Fagan, v. Appendix C.]

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