The Appeal of the Episcopal Clergy in Scotland to the Lords in Parliament. Wherein the Proceedings of the Presbyterian Judicatures Against Episcopal Ministers Are Prov'd to Be Contrary to the Laws
by Gentleman in Scotland
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