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A detection of the true meaning and wicked design of a book, intitul'd, A plain and easie method with the Deists. Wherein is prov'd, that the author's (Lesley) four marks are the marks of the beast, and are calculated only for the cause and service of Popery. In a letter to a friend

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Publication date: 1710.
Call number: 303561
Dimensions: (8vo)
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A detection of the true meaning and wicked design of a book, intitul'd, A plain and easie method with the Deists. Wherein is prov'd, that the author's (Lesley) four marks are the marks of the beast, and are calculated only for the cause and service of Popery. In a letter to a friend

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Celestial philosophy,, or, Genethliacal astronomy, : containing the only true method of calculating nativities, made plain and easy

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