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WHAT Cahill calls the most monstrous of all Pro- testant lies is the subject of this communication. This lie, par excellence, is "that the Catholic Church prohibits the reading of the Scriptures; that the Bible is not to be found amongst them -(query, among whom ?)-and that it i

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