The historian-philologist T.A. Gritsopoulos writes: '' In the anti-papist struggle, the religious took part, not the frenzied rabble. ''— orrologion
A man that's not an anti-papist now is nothing, and has no chance.— Valentine M'Clutchy, The Irish Agent The Works of William Carleton, Volume Two
High Churchman as he was, vehement anti-papist as he was, he became from that moment, and remained to the hour of his death, beyond all question the most popular man in Ireland and his name was ever afterwards upon the lips of all who aspired to promote the best interests and prosperity of their country.— The Story of Ireland
But he's as anti-papist and he is anti-liberal.— The Nation: Top Stories
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