A Defence of the Missionaries Arts Wherein the Charge of Disloyalty, Rebellions, Plots, and Treasons, Asserted Page 76 of That Book, Are Fully Proved Against the Members of the Church of Rome, in a Brief Account of the Several Plots Contrived (1689)

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