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A remonstrance with the Rev. Mr. Clayton, : on his sermon on the duty of Christians to civil magistrates; occasioned by the riots at Birmingham: and on his prefixed address to the public, intended to remove the reproach lately fallen on Protestant dissenters

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Publication date: 1791.
Call number: 374858
Dimensions: (8vo)
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