A Case Of Conscience Resolved. Wherein it is cleared, That the King may without im- peachment to his Oath, touching the Cler- gy at Coronation, consent to the Abrogati- on of Episcopacy. And The Obiections against it in two lear- ned Treatises, Printed at
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