A letter of thanks to the Reverend Doctor Hoadly. For his Protestant sermon before the House of Commons, with a word by the by to the doctors Snape and Sherlock, in behalf of the Bishop of Bangor, ... By a British Commoner
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Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 6443, no. 13.
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