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Lay-craft exemplified in a discovery of the weakness of the late attempts of the author of Priest-craft in perfection and Mr. Benjamin Robinson minister of the gospel, to prove the English clergy guilty of forgery. In a letter to Mr. Robinson

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1710.
Call number: 232222
Dimensions: (8vo)
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Lay-craft exemplified in a discovery of the weakness of the late attempts of the author of Priest-craft in perfection and Mr. Benjamin Robinson minister of the gospel, to prove the English clergy guilty of forgery. In a letter to Mr. Robinson

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The crimes of the clergy, or The pillars of priest-craft shaken

Priest-craft expos'd. : Shewing that the greatest part of the confusions and calamities even to the ruin of empires and kingdoms, have proceeded from the politicks and practices of the pretended clergy·

Lay-tyranny: or, the clergy oppress'd, by patrons and impropriators. : Instanced in the memorable case of the Reverend Mr. Roger Throp, ... taken from a manuscript drawn up by himself

The ministry of the letter vindicated from the charge of anti-Christianism. Or an answer to Mr. Woolston's four free-gifts to the clergy, and challenges on this question, whether the hireling priests of this age, ... be not worshippers of the Apocalyptical Beast, ... By a country curate