The Minister's Reasons for His Not Reading the Kings Declaration, Friendly Debated by a Dissenter. (1688) by Dissenter

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ISBN: 9781240857050
TITLE: The Minister's Reasons for His Not Reading the Kings Declaration, Friendly Debated by a Dissenter. (1688)
AUTHOR: Dissenter
PUBLISHER: Eebo Editions, Proquest
PUBLISHER DATE: 3 Jan 2011

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An Answer to a Letter from a Clergyman in the City, to His Friend in the Country Containing His Reasons for Not Reading the Declaration. (1688)

Reasons Why the Church of England, as Well as Dissenters Should Make Their Address of Thanks to the King's Majesty, for His Late Gracious Declaration for Liberty of Conscience (1687)

A letter to Mr. John Clark, bookseller; upon his printing on both sides in the present debates among the Dissenting ministers.

The Catholick Faith; As It Was Publickly Professed by a Dissenting Minister at His Ordination.

Friendly advice from a minister to the servants of his parish.

The Minister's Reasons for His Not Reading the Kings Declaration, Friendly Debated by a Dissenter. (1688)

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