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Piety Promoted, in Brief Memorials, of the Virtuous Lives, Services, and Dying Sayings, of Some of the People Called Quakers, Formerly Published in Eight Parts, by John Tomkins, and Others, now Revised by John Kendal a new Edition. Of 8; Volume 1 (libro e (in English)
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Piety Promoted, in Brief Memorials, of the Virtuous Lives, Services, and Dying Sayings, of Some of the People Called Quakers, Formerly Published in Eight Parts, by John Tomkins, and Others, now Revised by John Kendal a new Edition. Of 8; Volume 1 (libro e (in English) - See Notes Multiple Contributors
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Synopsis "Piety Promoted, in Brief Memorials, of the Virtuous Lives, Services, and Dying Sayings, of Some of the People Called Quakers, Formerly Published in Eight Parts, by John Tomkins, and Others, now Revised by John Kendal a new Edition. Of 8; Volume 1 (libro e (in English)"
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