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Certaine reasons tending to prove the vnlawfulnesse and inexpediencie of all diocesan episcopacy (even the most moderate). : Together vvith some needfull points suddenly suggested considering the season. Vntill by the good providence of God a more full and mature discourse may bee prepared and published (if neede so require) by some better hand

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Publication date: Printed anno 1641.
Call number: 42866
Dimensions: 4to
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