An edition of Twelve General Arguments, Proving that the Ceremonies Imposed upon the Ministers of the Gospel in England, by our Prelates, are unlawful; And therefore, That the Ministers of the Gospel, for the bare and sole omission of them in Church-Service, for con- science sake, are most unjustly charged of disloyalty to His Majestie. ... (3 lines) (1660)

Twelve General Arguments, Proving that the Ceremonies Imposed upon the Ministers of the Gospel in England, by our Prelates, are unlawful; And therefore, That the Ministers of the Gospel, for the bare and sole omission of them in Church-Service, for con- science sake, are most unjustly charged of disloyalty to His Majestie. ... (3 lines)

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An edition of Twelve General Arguments, Proving that the Ceremonies Imposed upon the Ministers of the Gospel in England, by our Prelates, are unlawful; And therefore, That the Ministers of the Gospel, for the bare and sole omission of them in Church-Service, for con- science sake, are most unjustly charged of disloyalty to His Majestie. ... (3 lines) (1660)

Twelve General Arguments, Proving that the Ceremonies Imposed upon the Ministers of the Gospel in England, by our Prelates, are unlawful; And therefore, That the Ministers of the Gospel, for the bare and sole omission of them in Church-Service, for con- science sake, are most unjustly charged of disloyalty to His Majestie. ... (3 lines)

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Cover of: Twelve General Arguments, Proving that the Ceremonies Imposed upon the Ministers of the Gospel in England, by our Prelates, are unlawful; And therefore, That the Ministers of the Gospel, for the bare and sole omission of them in Church-Service, for con- science sake, are most unjustly charged of disloyalty to His Majestie. ... (3 lines)
Twelve General Arguments, Proving that the Ceremonies Imposed upon the Ministers of the Gospel in England, by our Prelates, are unlawful; And therefore, That the Ministers of the Gospel, for the bare and sole omission of them in Church-Service, for con- science sake, are most unjustly charged of disloyalty to His Majestie. ... (3 lines)
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