An Examination of William Notcutt's Reply to H. B. 'S Vindication of R. Barclay's Apology Wherein the Deceit of the Said W. N. Is Farther Manifested; His Many Abuses of the People Call'd Quakers Detected; And the Genuine Sense of Their Writers Asserted;

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