A Treatise of the Nature of a Minister in All Its Offices to Which Is Annexed an Answer to Doctor Forbes Concerning the Necessity of Bishops to Ordain, Which Is an Answer to a Question, Proposed in These Late Unhappy Times, to the Author (1670)

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