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The Passion of Our Saviour
Some Observations upon Bishop Fleetwood's Four Sermons
Scotch Modesty Displayed, in a Series of Conversations That Lately Passed Between an Englishman and a Scotchman. Addressed to the Worthy Patriots of England
Names of Subscribers to the Howardian Fund. ...
A True State of Publick Credit
The Life, Adventures, and Amours, of Sir R---- P----, Who so Recently Had the Honour to Present the F---- Address at the English Court
The Church of England's Apology for the Principles of the Present Dissenters, in Church and State
The Humble Representation and Petition of Some Ministers and Elders, to the Venerable Assembly of the Church of Scotland, ... May 4th, 1732. Anent Grievances
Systême du Régime des Jésuites, Aujourd'Hui Celui de Plusieurs Évêques de France, Dévoilé. Orné D'Estampes. Et Suivi de Pièces Fugitives, Tirées de Leurs Principes
The Husband's Gift to His Wife

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