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A Doubtful Creed
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JUDGE MAULE, in summing up a case of libel, and speaking of a defendant
who had exhibited a spiteful piety, observed, One of these defendants,
Mr. Blank, is, it seems, a minister of religion--of what religion does
not appear, but, to judge by his conduct, it cannot be any form of
Christianity. Severe.
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