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A comparison of the penal laws of France against protestants, with those of England against papists. ... By a clergyman of the Church of England

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  • "A comparison of the penal laws of France against protestants, with those of England against papists. ... By a clergyman of the Church of England"@en
  • "A comparison of the penal laws of France against protestants, with those of England against papists. ... By a clergyman of the Church of England"
  • "A comparison of the penal laws of France against protestants with those of England against papists. With Remarks giving An Historical Account of the Persecutions of the Protestants Abroad, purely for Conscience sake. And Exposing the false Pretences of the Papists of suffering in England on account of Religion ; by proving, that Rebellions and Treasons, and not their Dissent from us in Point of Faith, have been the Cause these Penal Laws were made against them. With a Conclusion Exborting all Protestants to a stedfast Adherence to His present Majesty King George, as the true Defender of our Religion, our Liberties ; and our Laws. By a Clergyman of the Church of England"
  • "A comparison of the penal laws of France against protestants with those of England against papists. With Remarks giving An Historical Account of the Persecutions of the Protestants Abroad, purely for Conscience sake. And Exposing the false Pretences of the Papists of suffering in England on account of Religion ; by proving, that Rebellions and Treasons, and not their Dissent from us in Point of Faith, have been the Cause these Penal Laws were made against them. With a Conclusion Exborting all Protestants to a stedfast Adherence to His present Majesty King George, as the true Defender of our Religion, our Liberties ; and our Laws. By a Clergyman of the Church of England"@en

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