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100 1 $aHesketh, Henry,$d1637?-1710.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n84177176
245 10 $aPiety The Best Rule Of Orthodoxy. Or, An Essay upon this Proposition: That the Conduciveness of Do- ctrines to Holiness or Vice, is the best Rule for private Christians to judge the Truth or Falshood of them by. In a Letter to his Honoured Friend H.M. ... (2 lines) /$cBy Hen. Hesketh, Vicar of S.Hellens, and Chaplain to his Majesty.
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