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A second dissertation upon heretical opinions; shewing the nature of heresy, in what respects errors in religion may be innocent or sinful; the causes from which they generally proceed; the excuses often alledged by false Christians and avowed unbelievers. Concluding with an address to the younger students in the university. By John Rawlins
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