Missionarie's Arts Discovered, or, an Account of Their Ways of Insinuation, Their Artifices and Several Methods of Which They Serve Themselves in Making Converts
by William 1657-1737 Wake, William 1657-1737 Defence of Wake, George 1642-1715 Hickes
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