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Images accurate to the fiction have been strung together so as both to deceive and undeceive the viewer.
14) During the reign of King James II (1685-89), when Catholics were given a measure of toleration, the main thrust of the campaign of Catholic controversialists was to undeceive the English reading public as to what Catholics were obliged to believe.
The textual apparatus would undeceive them - if they were aware that they needed to consult it.
It is the duty of somebody to undeceive them" (Ellis, p.
undeceives Himself when, limping by the roadkill curled