May the Lord in His Mercy be Kind to BelfastHarperCollins, 1994 - 358 pagine |
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Tony Parker. question Protestantism : no part at all of Belfast would be described as that by any Catholic to anyone . 4 Obviously the estate agent was Protestant and presumed I would be too , coming from England and coming to him ...
Tony Parker. question Protestantism : no part at all of Belfast would be described as that by any Catholic to anyone . 4 Obviously the estate agent was Protestant and presumed I would be too , coming from England and coming to him ...
Pagina 106
... Protestant schools . Cromwell ? Yes well obviously this is a very dicey aspect isn't it ? But you know I think you'd find very few Protestant teachers who were going to talk about him and his actions here in Ireland , as anything other ...
... Protestant schools . Cromwell ? Yes well obviously this is a very dicey aspect isn't it ? But you know I think you'd find very few Protestant teachers who were going to talk about him and his actions here in Ireland , as anything other ...
Pagina 336
Tony Parker. a family in a Protestant area of east Belfast , I went to a Protestant school and I left it when I was sixteen . I'm the oldest of four children , with two brothers and two sisters , and my father was a foreman in a paint ...
Tony Parker. a family in a Protestant area of east Belfast , I went to a Protestant school and I left it when I was sixteen . I'm the oldest of four children , with two brothers and two sisters , and my father was a foreman in a paint ...
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Three women | 31 |
Three men | 63 |
To do justly to love mercy and to walk with my God | 85 |
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