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Elegantly printed in quarto, price 4a. sewed.
ITIRGIL RE-VINDICATED ; being a free and
candid Examination of Bishop Horsley 's Tract on Virgin
Two ..ersons of Honey.

By HENRY CLARKE, I.L.D.
Printed for, and sold by W. Baynes, No. 54, Paternoster-
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0.• 1i the above Examination, &r are exhibited (among va-
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atrenainirg. tor stny given age or period of time, the R. A. and
D.cliif the Fixed Stars ; with the positions of the Coluresi and
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hyG'S HI ,Toßybil ITIE O. P. WAR.
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THE HISTORY of the RISE and PROGRESS
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