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200 10$aMoses and Aaron, or, The rights of church and state$b[electronic resource] $econtaining two disputations : the former concerning the church, in which are examined the principles of separation, and their inconsistency with truth and peace demonstrated, and the government of the church vindicated into the hands of her proper rulers : the latter asserts the sacrednesse of the persons and authority of kings against sacrilegious usurpation and king-killing /$fby that judicious and faithful minister of Christ, Mr. James Noyes ...; published by Benj. Woodbridge ..
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215   $a[16], 96, 24 p
300   $aThe second disputation (with separate paging and registration) has caption title: Subordinate power may not offensively resist supreme power in an hostile way for its own defence, except the laws of the place do so permit.
300   $aReproduction of original in Union Theological Seminary Library, New York.
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