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A letter written by that famous and faithfull minister of Christ, : Mr. John Livingston unto his parishoners of Ancrum, in Scotland. Dated, Rotterdam, October 7. 1671. The second edition. To which are affix'd notes by Mr. Robert M'ward

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Publication date: 1710.
Call number: 378262
Creator: Livingston, John (1603-1672)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (4to)
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A letter written by that famous and faithfull minister of Christ, : Mr. John Livingston unto his parishoners of Ancrum, in Scotland. Dated, Rotterdam, October 7. 1671. The second edition. To which are affix'd notes by Mr. Robert M'ward

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