Trial of Captain Thomas Atchison of the Royal Artillery, by a General Court Martial at Malta: In Consequence of Having Requested to be Exonerated from Firing Patteraro Salutes and Tolling a Roman Catholic Bell for the Church and Image Rites of Roman Catholic Priests : with an Appendix Describing Those Rites ... : with Official Documents on the Subject

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