An impartial account of the rise, progress, and nature of the scheme for augmenting the livings of the Scots clergy. In a letter to the publisher of the printed collection of papers relative to that affair
by Lover of peace and unity in both church and state.
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 9605, no. 03.
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