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• A full confutation of all the facts advanced in Mr. Bower's three defences. In which the charge brought against him is confirmed, by a seventh letter to Father Sheldon; by an Authentic Certificate from Italy, and Many other demonstrative Proofs. By the author of The six letters illustrated, and of Bower and Tillemont compared
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