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Three Letters to Dr Clarke, from a Clergyman of the Church of England
An Address to the Deists, Being a Proof of Reveal'd Religion, from Miracles and Prophecies. ... In Answer to a Moral Philosopher. The Second Edition, ... And Danger of Deism. By John Jackson, ...
A Confutation of the Fifth of Mr. Moore's Propositions of Natural and Reveal'd Religion, Which Relates to the Doctrine of the Trinity. In a Letter to ... To Which Is Added a Letter to Dr. Waterland
History of the City and County of Lichfield, &C. The Second Edition
Chronological Antiquities
Chronological Antiquities
Chronological Antiquities
A Statement of Facts, Explanatory of the Dispute Between John Jackson and Stephen Kemble, Relative to the Theatre Royal of Edinburgh. By J. Jackson
Reflections on Peace and War
Reflections on Peace and War

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