A Sermon Preach'd Before The Society Corresponding With The Incorporated Society In Dublin, For Promoting English Protestant Working-Schools In Ireland, At Their Anniversary Meeting In The Parish-Church Of St. Mary Le Bow, On Tuesday, March 22D, 1742-43

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