The Whole Duty Of Man Laid Down In A Plain And Familiar Way For The Use Of All, But Especially The Meanest Reader: Divided Into Xvii Chapters, One Thereof Being Read Every Lord's Day, The Whole May Be Read Over Thrice In The Year

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