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Definitions for PAPISTS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• PAPIST, a supporter of the Pope, also PAPISH, PAPISHER
• a Roman Catholic.
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to or associated with the Roman Catholic Church.

Words related to PAPISTS

papist10

Words that contain PAPISTS

nonpapists14

How to use PAPISTS in a sentence

• That spark was afforded by the murder of Sir Edmondbury Godfrey, under circumstances which were at first believed to point to its having been committed by Papists.
• Here were copies of letters to foreign princes asking for aid, and to the Papists in Ireland, promising all kinds of concessions if they would rise in his favor.
• Terra Firma 1400 700 10,000,000 Pagans and Papists.
• Papists also are in general ignorant of divine things, and very vicious.
• The idea of having covert Papists lurking in their midst was not to be tolerated, and, by whatever means, they were to be got rid of.
• The Papists were trembling for their lives and for their fortunes.
• Just now the Papists are being worse treated than we.
• All men whisper of the treachery and malice of the Papists.
• We see that the people, as also Erasmus writes, are unable and unwilling any longer to bear the yoke of the Pope and the papists.
• I wish the papists had no more to answer for than that accusation.
• Now that we have mentioned the Irish Papists, one thing must not be omitted, as it is both curious in itself, and reflects honour on lord Broghill.
• There was one of the perplexities which so much harassed all the Papists at this time.
• Three great assaults had been made by the Papists to win back England to the old Religion.
• Meanwhile the Bulgarian nation was agitated with the discussion of religious doctrines and ecclesiastical relations, and the Papists flooded the land with their publications.
• It was probably the animosity of the commons against the Papists which made them acquiesce in this precedent, without reflecting on the consequences.
• Papists and Arminians were there declared capital enemies to the commonwealth.
• But Abbot was little attached to the court, and was also a Puritan in doctrine, and bore a mortal hatred to the Papists.
• About two hundred and fifty papists being discovered in the French regiments, they were sent over to England, from thence to Holland.
• The parliament was likewise amused by a pretended conspiracy of the papists in Lancashire, to raise a rebellion and restore James to the throne.
• They most humbly besought his majesty to redress these abuses, which had greatly encouraged the papists, and weakened the protestant interest in Ireland.
• The bill was not at all agreeable to the ministry in England, who expected large presents from the papists, by whom a considerable sum had been actually raised for this purpose.
• This agitation led government, in the session of 1792, to grant some new indulgences to the Papists, but these by no means satisfied them.
• In Ireland the Papists had long sought to overthrow the Protestant supremacy, while the liberals were anxiously seeking the triumph of their principles.
• A motion was made on the 1st of July for going into committee on the bill, on which day the ultimate designs and the real wishes of the Papists were disclosed by Mr.
• As the Papists were the chief objects of public detestation, the rumor which threw the guilt on them was more favorably received by the people.
• Stillingfleet, a controversial writer against the Papists.
• The number of zealous papists, they who were in favor of the rack and the stake, was not more than a thirtieth part of the nation.
• He wonders that some stricter laws are not made against Papists, and is sometimes afraid that they are busy with French gold among the bishops and judges.
• I cannot forget the effect I have sein the thunder produce in the papists.
• For, if once their light would so shine, the Papists, delighted with the blaze, would all come in, and dance about it.
• But he wisely fears no change of Government from any, but the Papists.
• In many parts of Germany, Protestants and Papists partake the same cities, the same councils, and even the same churches.
• He is very hot in Derby, I hear, against the Papists.

Similar words containing PAPIST without suffix s

papist10 papistic14 papistry15 nonpapist13 nonpapists14 papistical16 papistries14 papistically21

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