An edition of Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause (1645)

Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause

wanting peace and truth for its cure; set forth in a sermon preacht at Vxbridge on January 30th. being the first day of the treaty. Together with a vindication of the author from those scandalous aspersions cast upon him by the malignant party.

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An edition of Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause (1645)

Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause

wanting peace and truth for its cure; set forth in a sermon preacht at Vxbridge on January 30th. being the first day of the treaty. Together with a vindication of the author from those scandalous aspersions cast upon him by the malignant party.

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Printed by J. Macock, for M. Spark junior
Language
English
Pages
43

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Subjects

Bible, Great Britain Civil War, 1642-1649, History, Sermons, Politics and government, English Sermons

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Great Britain

Times

Civil War, 1642-1649
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Cover of: Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause
Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause: wanting peace and truth for its cure; set forth in a sermon preacht at Vxbridge on January 30th. being the first day of the treaty. Together with a vindication of the author from those sacandalous aspersions cast upon him by the malignant party.
1645, Printed by J. Macock, for M. Spark junior
in English
Cover of: Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause
Englands distemper, having division and error as its cause: wanting peace and truth for its cure; set forth in a sermon preacht at Vxbridge on January 30th. being the first day of the treaty. Together with a vindication of the author from those scandalous aspersions cast upon him by the malignant party.
1645, Printed by J. Macock, for M. Spark junior
in English

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Wing L3152.

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43 p.
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OL19153009M
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54146845

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