a. and sb. [ANTI- 3, 6 ¶.] A. adj. Opposed to what is, or is called, catholic. B. sb. (sc. person.)

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1819.  S. Parr, Wks. (1828), VII. 142. The Anti-Catholics have gone to the east and west, to the north and south, for recruits.

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1823.  Scott, Peveril (1865), 168. The commercial and nautical interests of England were indeed particularly anti-catholic.

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