Beaufrons, Or, a New Discovery of Treason, Under the Fair-Face and Mask of Religion, and of Liberty of Conscience in an Answer to the Protestant Reconciler, in Which Is Proved, That the Protestant-Reconciler Encouraged the New-Discovered Plot (1685)

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