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Abhorrers — (spr. Äbhar., d. h. die Verabscheuer), unter Karl II. Partei in England, welche die Grundsätze u. Maßregeln der Opposition u. der Dissenters (Addressers, Petitioners) verwarfen u. zur Regierung hielten, s. u. England (Gesch.) … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
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