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  Published: (1718)
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  by: Collier, Jeremy
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• The parochial minsiter's address to those under his care, who are of proper age to be confirmed by the bishop
  by: Robinson, Thomas
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• The primitive liturgy : for the use of the Oratory. Part 1. Being a form of morning and evening prayer, not impos'd, as necessary, but propos'd, as expedient; as full, regular and compendious, as the usual Method will admit; taken entirely from Scripture, and the primitive Writers, but especially the most antient and authentick Liturgy of the Apostolical Constitutions
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