An edition of An apology for the clergy. In which the reasoning and utility of the Bishop of London's late charge, are impartially considered. To which is added, a proposal to make residence more general than by the enforcement of Popish canons or statutes. In a letter to Lord --- By R. Johnson, .. (1759)

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An edition of An apology for the clergy. In which the reasoning and utility of the Bishop of London's late charge, are impartially considered. To which is added, a proposal to make residence more general than by the enforcement of Popish canons or statutes. In a letter to Lord --- By R. Johnson, .. (1759)

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An apology for the clergy. In which the reasoning and utility of the Bishop of London's late charge, are impartially considered. To which is added, a proposal to make residence more general than by the enforcement of Popish canons or statutes. In a letter to Lord --- By R. Johnson, ...
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