A Second Reply In Defence of the Treatise Of Baptism; (Wherein M. Baxters More-Proofs, are found no Proofs.) In Two Parts. The First Defending the Antiquityes against his Charge of Forgery. The Second Justifying the Charge of slander, contradiction, and P
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