The clergy-man's pretence of divine right to tithes, examined and refuted. Being a full answer to W. W.'s fourth letter, in his book, intituled, The clergy's legal right to tithes asserted. ... By John Gratton View on Open Library

The clergy-man's pretence of divine right to tithes, examined and refuted. Being a full answer to W. W.'s fourth letter, in his book, intituled, The clergy's legal right to tithes asserted. ... By John Gratton

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