An edition of The Irish massacre set in a clear light (1714)

The Irish massacre set in a clear light

Wherein Mr. Baxter's account of it in the History of his own life, and the abridgment thereof by Dr. Calamy, are fully consider'd. Together with two letters from Mr. Chaundler, ... to ... Mr. Thomas Cart ... with his two replies ...

by Thomas Carte

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An edition of The Irish massacre set in a clear light (1714)

The Irish massacre set in a clear light

Wherein Mr. Baxter's account of it in the History of his own life, and the abridgment thereof by Dr. Calamy, are fully consider'd. Together with two letters from Mr. Chaundler, ... to ... Mr. Thomas Cart ... with his two replies ...

by Thomas Carte

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1714

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printed for George Strahan

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1 The Irish massacre set in a clear light: wherein Mr. Baxter's account of it in the history of his own life, and the abridgment thereof by Dr. Calamy, are fully considered : together with two letters from Mr. Chaundler, (the dissenting teacher of Bath, reviving the aforesaid account) to the Reverend Mr. Thomas Cart of Bath, with his two replies to Mr. Chaundler. 1715, Printed for G. Strahan in English - 2nd edition with additions.	zzzz Not in Library
2 The Irish massacre set in a clear light: wherein Mr. Baxter's account of it in the History of his own life, and the abridgment thereof by Dr. Calamy, are thoroughly consider'd, ... Together with two letters from Mr. Chaundler, ... to ... Mr Thomas Cart ... with his two replies ... 1715, printed for George Strahan - The second edition, with additions.	zzzz Not in Library
3 The Irish massacre set in a clear light: Wherein Mr. Baxter's account of it in the History of his own life, and the abridgment thereof by Dr. Calamy, are fully consider'd. Together with two letters from Mr. Chaundler, ... to ... Mr. Thomas Cart ... with his two replies ... 1714, printed for George Strahan Microform in English	aaaa Not in Library
4 The Irish massacre set in a clear light: Wherein Mr. Baxter's account of it in theHistory of his own life, and the Abridgment thereof by Dr. Calamy, are fully consider'd. Together with two letters from Mr. Chaundler, (the dissenting teacher of Bath, reviving the aforesaid account) to the Reverend Mr. Thomas Cart of Bath, with his two replies to Mr. Chaundler. 1714, Printed for G. Strahan in English	zzzz Not in Library

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Consisting largely of letters by Thomas Carte, introduced by him.

Microfilm. Woodbridge, CT Research Publications, Inc., 1986. 1 reel ; 35mm. (The Eighteenth Century ; reel 1514, no. 25).

Published in: London
Series: Eighteenth century -- reel 1514, no. 25.

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Format: Microform
Pagination: [4],48p.
Number of pages: 48

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Open Library: OL16959067M

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The Irish massacre set in a clear light

Wherein Mr. Baxter's account of it in the History of his own life, and the abridgment thereof by Dr. Calamy, are fully consider'd. Together with two letters from Mr. Chaundler, ... to ... Mr. Thomas Cart ... with his two replies ...

by Thomas Carte