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- Bible_translations_into_Manx comment "The Bible was translated into the Manx language, a dialect of Gaelic, in the 17th and 18th centuries.The printing of prayers for the poor families was projected by Thomas Wilson in a memorandum of Whit-Sunday 1699, but was not carried out until 30 May 1707, the date of issue of his Principles and Duties of Christianity ... in English and Manks, with short and plain directions and prayers, 1707. This was the first book published in Manx, and is often styled the Manx Catechism.".
- Q4903198 comment "The Bible was translated into the Manx language, a dialect of Gaelic, in the 17th and 18th centuries.The printing of prayers for the poor families was projected by Thomas Wilson in a memorandum of Whit-Sunday 1699, but was not carried out until 30 May 1707, the date of issue of his Principles and Duties of Christianity ... in English and Manks, with short and plain directions and prayers, 1707. This was the first book published in Manx, and is often styled the Manx Catechism.".