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36799	Holyoake, George Jacob	The History of the Last Trial by Jury for Atheism in England A Fragment of Autobiography Submitted for the Perusal of Her Majesty's Attorney-General and the British Clergy			.txt	text/plain	49848	2175	70	Some ladies who represented themselves as wives of clergymen, came round the dock offering Mr. Holyoake confections and refreshment, and expressing their regret at the treatment he had received, and the position in which he was placed.] Mr. Holyoake, on resuming, said--According to a calculation that has never been disputed, the 'Pay to their Clergy. Catholics, numbering... 124,672,000... Â£6,106,000 Protestants Â� ... 54,046,000... 11,906,000 Greek Church Â� ... 41,000,000... 760,000 Total of Christians 219,718,000 Â£18,762,000 'Of which England, for twenty-one millions of people, pays more than one-half.'* It was thus expressed:-- We cannot refrain from saying, that under the peculiar circumstances, Mr. Holyoake (presuming his disbelief in a God to be sincere) could not have said other than he did say, and at the same time have continued honest.	cache/36799.txt	txt/36799.txt
