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• A sermon preach'd on Wednesday, January XIX, 1703/4 : being the fast-day, appointed by authority, for the humbling our selves before Almighty God, in a deep Sense of his Heavy Displeasure, shew'd forth in the late Dreadful Tempest. As Also, For the Imploring of a Blessing on Her Majesty and Allies, Engag'd in the present War. By Thomas Freke
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  by: Talbot, William
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