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Ursuline Convent riots

Ursuline Convent riots

Mob violence and destruction of Catholic Convent in Boston.

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    American Presbyterian minister (1775–1863).

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    1835 book by Rebecca Theresa Reed.

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    American Catholic bishop (1782–1846).

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    19th-century US religious revival.

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  8. Cathedral of the Holy Cross (Boston)

    Church in Massachusetts, United States.

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    City in Massachusetts, United States.

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    Neighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts.

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    Religious institutes of the Catholic Church.

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    Private college in Worcester, Massachusetts, US.

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    American Presbyterian minister (1775–1863).

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    American Catholic bishop (1782–1846).

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