The Anatomie of the Common Prayer-Book Wherein Is Remonstrated the Unlawfulness of It, and That by Five Several Arguments, Namely, from the Name of It, the Rise, the Matter, the Manner, and the Evil Effects of It / By Dwalphintramis. (1661)

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