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A Discourse Concerning the Necessity of Believing the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity; As Profess'd and Maintain'd by the Establish'd Church of England, in the First of the Thirty Nine Articles of Religion (Paperback)
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A Discourse Concerning the Necessity of Believing the Doctrine of the Holy Trinity; As Profess'd and Maintain'd by the Establish'd Church of England, in the First of the Thirty Nine Articles of Religion (Paperback)
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++++British LibraryT014552Anonymous. By Samuel Mather. In this
issue there is no errata; p.74 last line ends "quam ante, quam";
second line p.75 begins: "Tanch."London: printed for Eman.
Matthews, 1719]. 4],75, 1]p.; 8
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