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Some new arguments mostly ad hominem, against Popery: : wherein is shewn, that according to the Romish doctrine, it is impossible for Christ's natural living body to be contained in the Romish Eucharist, ... By Matthew Buchanan
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Some new arguments mostly ad hominem, against Popery: : wherein is shewn, that according to the Romish doctrine, it is impossible for Christ's natural living body to be contained in the Romish Eucharist, ... By Matthew Buchanan
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1719.
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371127
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Buchanan, Matthew
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