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rPI-IF, BRITISH CONSTITUTION; or, An
IWITOME of BLACKSTONF:3 CONIMENTARIES
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that were the Institutions of our country better known, the
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A.
DIGEST of 58 Geo. 111. c. 45, for BUILDING
and PROMOTING the BUILDING of ADOI-
TIONAL CHURCHES In POPULOUS PARISHES;
59 Geo. 111. c. 134, to amend and render more effectuA, the
first Act ; and 3 Geo. IV. e. 72, to amend and render more
effectual both the former Acts. .
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Honotary Secretary to the Society for Promoting•the Eularge-
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