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1808 MARYLAND IMPRINTS
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ment, by due authority, of a Catholic episcopacy within
the United States, it was natural for the faithful mem-
bers of the Church to hope, that an event so important
in the history of religion, might here be followed with
the same happy consequences as have been produced in
other countries by similar establishments. [15 lines]
... a resolution was conceived to celebrate our auspi-
cious delivery from iniquitous laws, and the introduc-
tion of an episcopal government into the Catholic Ameri-
can Church, by raising every where, as much as possible,
places of Catholic worship for the encouragement and
convenience of the faithful; and also by a general con-
tribution, to erect a Cathedral. [32 llnes] J. Bishop
of Baltimore. [Baltimore, l808]
broadside (2 p.) 25.5 x 20.5 cm. Without imprint.
Parsons 316.
An appeal "to the clergy to encourage contributions
from their congregations toward the erection of the Ca-
thedral .
Balt. Cath. Archives. [605]
Carter, Susannah.
[The Frugal Housewife, or, complete Woman Cook. Con-
taining upwards of five hundred approved receipts. Bal-
timore? S. Butler? 1808]
Advertised in the Baltimore Evening Post, June 24,
1808, as "Just Published, and for sale by Samuel But-
ler."
Not listed in Bitting beyond Philadelphia 1802 edi-
tion; PPL has a New York 1803 edition.
No copy known. [606]
Catholic Church. Liturgy and ritual. Directory. Bal-
timore (Archdiocese)
[0rdo Divini Officii recitandi, pro Anno Domini
M,DCCC,IX. Baltimore, J. W. Butler, 18083
Parsons 329.
No copy known; copy noted by Parsons could not be
found. [607]
Clowes, John.
The Caterpillars and the Gooseberry Bush; or, a True
Figure of bad Passions, and their mischievous Effects.
To which is added, The Rain-Bow, or the Token of God's
Covenant with his People. [filet] By way of Dialogue,
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