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American Protestant Association (acronym, APA) was the oldest American, exclusively anti-Roman Catholic secret society.
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Title, Publications, Volume 1 ; Author, Protestant association ; Published, 1839 ; Original from, Oxford University ; Digitized, Oct 10, 2006.
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