The Doctrine of Schism Fully Opened and Applied to Gathered Churches: Occasioned by a Book Entituled, Sacrilegious Dissertion of the Holy Ministery Rebuked: and Tolerated Preaching of the Gospel Vindicated. By the Author of Toleration Not to be Abused by the Presbyterians

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