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• Like other nonjurors, he incurred the suspicion of popery.
• For reasons unknown the play was accused of promoting " popery and treason ".
• His charge of 1735 spoke of " extraordinary local efforts to spread popery ".
• In 1701 appeared " A Confutation of Popery " in three parts.
• Those taking this oath were exempted from some of the provisions of the Popery Act 1698.
• Reeves also claimed that presbyterianism rather than popery was the greatest threat to Church and state.
• He wrote on church music, composing hymns in addition, and wrote pamphlets against Popery.
• This might explain how a play set in ancient Rome was suspected of promoting " Popery ".
• Calvinists wanted to help Lutherans to give up " remnants of popery ", as they saw it.
• After news of the Glorious Revolution in England reached Boston in 1689, the popery on the colony.
• In its wake mobs invaded churches, removing " scandalous images " and other signs of " popery ".
• But discerning " the absurdities of popery, " he returned to the Church of England at Easter 1688.
• This provoked a backlash in the university against the Oxford Movement, which was already under suspicion of popery.
• By 1887 Boyle had ceased backing the Conservatives in the aftermath of their 1886'no popery'campaign.
• In the 19th century, " no popery " was a popular political slogan in the United States.
• Who would have guessed that echoes of " No Popery " still resound in the halls of Congress?
• The statue was thrown down as a relic of popery, used as a whipping post for scholars and burned.