Free Thoughts on the Toleration of Popery, Deduced from a Review of Its Principles and History, with Respect to Liberty and the Interests of Princes ... the Repeal of the Penal Statutes Is Examined

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Free thoughts on the toleration of popery, deduced from a review of its principles and history, ... by Calvinus Minor, Scoto-Britannus.

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Bruce's School with a Peep at Newcastle in the 'fifties

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A Brief Statement and Declaration of the Genuine Principles of Seceders, Respecting Civil Government; The Duty of Subjects; And National Reformation

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A Brief Statement and Declaration of the Genuine Principles of Seceders, Respecting Civil Government, the Duty of Subjects, and National Reformation, ... Plans and Societies for Political Reform, An

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Free thoughts on the toleration of popery, by Calvinus Minor (1780)

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Introductory and occasional lectures; for forming the minds of young men intending the holy ministry, to theological and useful learning, religion, ... in the Theological Academy at Whitbur part 1

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A Critical Account of the Life, Character, and Discourses of Mr. Alexander Morus: A Celebrated Preacher, and Professor of Theology, &C. In Geneva and ... the Attack Made Upon Him in the Writings of

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Introductory and Occasional Lectures; For Forming the Minds of Young Men Intending the Holy Ministry, to Theological and Useful Learning, Religion, ... in the Theological Academy at Whitbur Part 1

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Corruptions in the Church to Be Eradicated. a Sermon Preached at the Opening of the Associate Synod. at Edinburgh, 1778. by A. Bruce,

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Reflections on Freedom of Writing: And the Impropriety of Attempting to Suppress It by Penal Laws. Occasioned by a Late Proclamation Against Seditious Publications, and the Measures Consequent Upon It

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