A General Representation of Reveal'd Religion: In which the Chief Prejudices that Have Been Entertain'd Against It, are Examin'd; and the Practical End Propos'd by It, Recommended, and Rescued from Unfaithful Evasions. By Tho. Rymer, ...

Thomas Rymer

ene 1723 · J. Walthoe, Junior, over-against the Royal Exchange in Cornhill

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