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The harmony of the Lutheran doctrine, with that of the Church of England prov'd: : by a comparison of the articles of that church and those of the Augsburg Confession. Set in opposite columns. Which may serve as an answer to ... reflections upon the King, ... because His Majesty was bred a Lutheran

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Publication date: 1715.
Call number: 306367
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The harmony of the Lutheran doctrine, with that of the Church of England prov'd: : by a comparison of the articles of that church and those of the Augsburg Confession. Set in opposite columns. Which may serve as an answer to ... reflections upon the King, ... because His Majesty was bred a Lutheran

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