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Cover image for The vanity of conquests and universal monarchy, apply'd to the attempts of Lewis XIV. of France. By G.S. Esq

The vanity of conquests and universal monarchy, apply'd to the attempts of Lewis XIV. of France. By G.S. Esq

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Cover image for The Church of Rome's claim of authority and infallibility examined. In a sermon preached at Salters-hall, January 30th, 1734. ... With additions

The Church of Rome's claim of authority and infallibility examined. In a sermon preached at Salters-hall, January 30th, 1734. ... With additions

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The proper regulations of religious zeal

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A sermon to the Societies for reformation of manners

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Cover image for Kings called gods; but die like men. A sermon occasion'd by the death of King George I. and the accession of King George II. Preach'd at the new meeting house in Hackney, July 2, 1727. By George Smith, M.A.

Kings called gods; but die like men. A sermon occasion'd by the death of King George I. and the accession of King George II. Preach'd at the new meeting house in Hackney, July 2, 1727. By George Smith, M.A.

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