An edition of Englands' distemper, having division and error, as its cause : wanting peace and truth for its cure (1645)

Englands distemper, having division and error, as its cause: wanting peace and truth for its cure

Set forth in a sermon preacht at Uxbridge on January 30th being the first day of the Treaty. Together with a vindication of the author from those scandalous aspersions cast opon him by the malignant party.

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Englands distemper, having division and error, as its cause: wanting peace and truth for its cure

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Printed by John Macock for Michael Spark
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43

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Englands' distemper, having division and error, as its cause : wanting peace and truth for its cure: set forth in a sermon preacht at Uxbridge on January 30th ....
1645, Printed by John Macock, for Michael Spark Junior ...
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Cover of: Englands distemper, having division and error, as its cause: wanting peace and truth for its cure
Englands distemper, having division and error, as its cause: wanting peace and truth for its cure: Set forth in a sermon preacht at Uxbridge on January 30th being the first day of the Treaty. Together with a vindication of the author from those scandalous aspersions cast opon him by the malignant party.
1645, Printed by John Macock for Michael Spark
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Stuart tracts. 1645:2

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