Seek peace: being an animadversion to charity With some paragraphs out of the late Archbishop of Canterbury's last sermon against evil-speaking, and out of the present Lord Archbishop of York's sermon upon thoughts

Seek peace: being an animadversion to charity With some paragraphs out of the late Archbishop of Canterbury's last sermon against evil-speaking, and out of the present Lord Archbishop of York's sermon upon thoughts

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Veröffentlicht:	London printed and are to be sold by E. Whitlock near Station:rs [sic] Hall 1697
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