A new catechism [by Matthew Tindal] with Dr. Hickes's Thirty nine articles. With a preface, relating to the true interest of Great Britain, both in church and state ... The third edition enlarg'd

Matthew Tindal

jan. 1710 · Ben. Bragg

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