A Sermon Preach'd at Patrixbourne, Near Canterbury;: To Prove the Dissenters are Impos'd Upon by Their Teachers, and that They Ought to Conform to the Church of England, as by Law Establish'd. With a Preface to Show Their Mistake, about the Act of Exemption, and that They Can Have No Claim to that Indulgence, Without Certain Conditions Therein Mention'd, Volym 1W.D., 1711 - 22 sidor |
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