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The rat--trap: or, The Iesuites taken in their owne net, &c. : Discovered in this yeare of jubilee, or deliverance from the Romish faction; 1641

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Publication date: Imprinted [by John Okes] 1641.
Call number: 105676
Creator: Heywood, Thomas (approximately 1574-1641)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 4to
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