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...punishment, or to be injured in their reputation by any disability, more or less disgraceful ; and that the petitioners acknowledge, with high satisfaction, that...full restoration of the rights of conscience, by the rescinding of various laws,' in whole or in part, which were violations of those rights ; yet since...

...of great national danger such as that which is now impending over theBritish empire ; and that the petitioners acknowledge, with high satisfaction, that, in the present reign, considerable progress hath been made towards the full restoration of the rights of conscience, by the wisdom of parliament,...

...reputation by any disability more or less disgraceful. That your Petitioners acknow. ledge, with'high satisfaction, that, in the present reign, considerable...restoration of the rights of conscience, by the wisdom of par. liament and the benignity of the king, rescinding various laws, in whole or in part, which were...

...punishment, or to be injured in their reputation by any disability more or less disgraceful ; and that the petitioners acknowledge, with high satisfaction, that,...reign, considerable progress has been made towards the fall restoration of the rights of conscience by the wisdom of parliament and the benignity of the King,...