Description - The Importance and Necessity of His Majesty's Declaration of War with France Considered and Improved, in a Sermon Preached, May 23, 1756, at the Meeting-House in Moorfields, and to the Congregation of Protestant-Dissenters at Islington. by Richard Winter by Richard Winter
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British Library
T004105
Half-title: 'The Revd. Mr Winter's sermon on the war with France'.
London: printed for Edw. Dilly; and sold by J. Buckland; and T. Field, 1756. [4],32p.; 8
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