An edition of A Second Letter To A Friend, Concerning the French Invasion. In which the Declaration lately dispersed under the Title of His Majesty's most Gracious Declaration, to all his Loving Subjects, commanding their As- sistance against the P. of Orange and his Adherents, Is entirely and exactly Published, according to the dispersed Copies; with some short Observations upon it (1692)

A Second Letter To A Friend, Concerning the French Invasion. In which the Declaration lately dispersed under the Title of His Majesty's most Gracious Declaration, to all his Loving Subjects, commanding their As- sistance against the P. of Orange and his Adherents, Is entirely and exactly Published, according to the dispersed Copies; with some short Observations upon it

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An edition of A Second Letter To A Friend, Concerning the French Invasion. In which the Declaration lately dispersed under the Title of His Majesty's most Gracious Declaration, to all his Loving Subjects, commanding their As- sistance against the P. of Orange and his Adherents, Is entirely and exactly Published, according to the dispersed Copies; with some short Observations upon it (1692)

A Second Letter To A Friend, Concerning the French Invasion. In which the Declaration lately dispersed under the Title of His Majesty's most Gracious Declaration, to all his Loving Subjects, commanding their As- sistance against the P. of Orange and his Adherents, Is entirely and exactly Published, according to the dispersed Copies; with some short Observations upon it

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Cover of: A Second Letter To A Friend, Concerning the French Invasion. In which the Declaration lately dispersed under the Title of His Majesty's most Gracious Declaration, to all his Loving Subjects, commanding their As- sistance against the P. of Orange and his Adherents, Is entirely and exactly Published, according to the dispersed Copies; with some short Observations upon it
A Second Letter To A Friend, Concerning the French Invasion. In which the Declaration lately dispersed under the Title of His Majesty's most Gracious Declaration, to all his Loving Subjects, commanding their As- sistance against the P. of Orange and his Adherents, Is entirely and exactly Published, according to the dispersed Copies; with some short Observations upon it
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License to print, June 2, 1692, facing title.

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DNB, 52:96b(33)

Arber, TC, II:623

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