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200 02$aA brief history of the revival of the Arian heresie in England since the Reformation$b[electronic resource] $eand of its being instantly suppress'd by the vigilant care of the government under Queen Elizabeth, and King James I. of ever glorious memory. Containing an account of the proceedings against Francis Kett, Bartholomew Legatt, Edward Wightman, &c. wherein are lay'd open their most blasphemous opinions (being the same Mr· Whiston now advances, and pretends to defend) for which they were condemn'd and burnt in the years 1602, and 1611. To which is added, Mr. Dodwell's sentiment of Mr. Whiston's heresie, in a letter to a friend, dated March 12. 1710--11
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215   $a[2], vi, 11, [5] p
300   $aPrefatory letter signed: J. Greenshields.
300   $aWith two final leaves containing "Mr. Dodwell's letter" and an advertisement leaf for E. Curll.
300   $aAt foot: (Price 3d.)
300   $aImperfect: t.p. heavily stained and almost illegible; staining and print show-through throughout.
300   $aReproduction of original in the British Library.
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