An edition of Reformation Not Separation (1662)

Reformation Not Separation

Or, Mr. Crofton's Plea for Commu- nion with the Church, under those Cor- ruptions, and by that disorderly Ministration to which he cannot Conform, nor by it Administer. In A Letter, Written Jvly 20. 1661. In, and from the Tower of Lon- don, to R.S. To satisfie the Weak, and silence the Wicked, who insulted in, or were offended at his endeavoured (and clamorously reported as obtained attendance on Gods Publick Worship in that Place, during his Confinement. Now Published, To silence Censures and Calumnies, satisfie such who would walk uprightly in this houre of Temptation

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An edition of Reformation Not Separation (1662)

Reformation Not Separation

Or, Mr. Crofton's Plea for Commu- nion with the Church, under those Cor- ruptions, and by that disorderly Ministration to which he cannot Conform, nor by it Administer. In A Letter, Written Jvly 20. 1661. In, and from the Tower of Lon- don, to R.S. To satisfie the Weak, and silence the Wicked, who insulted in, or were offended at his endeavoured (and clamorously reported as obtained attendance on Gods Publick Worship in that Place, during his Confinement. Now Published, To silence Censures and Calumnies, satisfie such who would walk uprightly in this houre of Temptation

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74

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Lacks pp. 65-66.

Sub-title at p. 53.

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[6], 74 p.
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74

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OL44815979M
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613959754

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