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• A caveat against the Papists : being grateful remarks on a pamphlet intituled seasonable advice to Protestants, &c. In which, the Candor, Equity, Impartiality and Public Spirit of that Performance are amply set forth, and acknowledg'd: With occasional Thanks to the Author of the Farmer's Letters, &c. In a letter to a gentleman in the city
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