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200 03$aAn alarme for London$b[electronic resource] $eto awake and mourne for sin, before God make her weepe for judgements. Plainly shewing what sins tend to the breach of every one of Gods commandments, whereby Gods people may see what cause they have to mourne, both for their own and other mens sins, considering what miseries they have brought upon this nation, but especially because so gracious a God is thereby offended. A subject very soasenable [sic] for these times, in a dialogue between Archippus a minister, and Philemon a godly Christian. Imprimatur, John Downham
210   $aLondon $cPrinted by G.B. and R.W.$dMDCXLIII. [1643]
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