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A sober vindication of the religious assemblies of the peaceable people, called, Quakers, : and the manner thereof vvarranted & justified by the liturgy of the Church of England, and clearly proved to be according to the Holy Scriptures, and agreeable to the practice of the primitive Christians, consequently not unlawful, nor justly punishable

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Publication date: 1684.
Call number: 299478
Dimensions: 4to
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