A Dictionary of the Anonymous and Pseudonymous Literature of Great Britain: Including the Works of Foreigners Written In, Or Translated Into the English Language, Volume 1W. Paterson, 1882 - Anonyms and pseudonyms, English |
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... Quaker , distinguished from the Apostate and innovator ; in five parts . The fallacy and force whereof being herein clearly detected and justly repelled . [ By George WHITEHEAD . ] London 1681. Octavo . Pp . 26. b . t . * 270 . ACETARIA ...
... Quaker , distinguished from the Apostate and innovator ; in five parts . The fallacy and force whereof being herein clearly detected and justly repelled . [ By George WHITEHEAD . ] London 1681. Octavo . Pp . 26. b . t . * 270 . ACETARIA ...
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... Quakers deny fasting ; so if you dare try this matter , then some of your side shall watch the Quaker , and some of the Quakers side shall watch you , and so we shall try if your bellies be not your god . G. F. [ George Fox . ] London ...
... Quakers deny fasting ; so if you dare try this matter , then some of your side shall watch the Quaker , and some of the Quakers side shall watch you , and so we shall try if your bellies be not your god . G. F. [ George Fox . ] London ...
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... Quakers ; that they may remove what remains in the way of our peace . [ By John HOGG . ] Printed in the year 1693. Quarto . Ish . [ Smith's Cat . of Friends ' books , i . 45 , 962. ] ANSWER ( an ) to a speech without doores or ...
... Quakers ; that they may remove what remains in the way of our peace . [ By John HOGG . ] Printed in the year 1693. Quarto . Ish . [ Smith's Cat . of Friends ' books , i . 45 , 962. ] ANSWER ( an ) to a speech without doores or ...
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... Quaker's Tythe - bill . In a letter to the R. R. author . By a member of the House of Commons . [ John HERVEY , Lord Hervey . ] The second edition , corrected . London : 1736. Octavo . 6 sh . [ Smith's Cat . of Friends ' books , ii ...
... Quaker's Tythe - bill . In a letter to the R. R. author . By a member of the House of Commons . [ John HERVEY , Lord Hervey . ] The second edition , corrected . London : 1736. Octavo . 6 sh . [ Smith's Cat . of Friends ' books , ii ...
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... Quakers to conform to the Church of England . By the author of Truth transcending human reason . [ George HOPE . ] London : 1761. Octavo . 2 sh . [ Smith , Bib . Anti - Quaker . , p . 380. ] ANSWER ( an ) to the Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman's ...
... Quakers to conform to the Church of England . By the author of Truth transcending human reason . [ George HOPE . ] London : 1761. Octavo . 2 sh . [ Smith , Bib . Anti - Quaker . , p . 380. ] ANSWER ( an ) to the Right Rev. Dr. Wiseman's ...
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