Fifty reasons, or motives, why the Roman Catholic, apostolic religion ought to be preferred to all the sects this day in Christendom; and which induced ... Anthony Ulrick, Duke of Brunswick and Lunenburg, to abjure Lutheranism. To which are added, three valuable papers: I. The decision of the Protestant University of Helmstadt, in favour of the Roman Catholic religion. II. Copies of two papers written by the late Charles II. King of Great Britain. III. And of a paper written by the late Duchess of York, spouse of James, afterwards the second king of that name.
London : printed by J. P. Coghlan,
1792.
A translation of 'Quinquaginta romano-catholicam fidem omnibus aliis praeferendi motiva', which is variously attributed to Johann Georg von Bessel and to Anthony Ulrick, Duke of Brunswick.
The two papers attributed to Charles II may not have been written by him.
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