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Some considerations, propounded to the several sorts and sects of professors of this age

[Wilkinson, Jemima]. Some Considerations, Propounded to the several Sorts and Sects of Professors of this Age. On the following important Subjects. I. The Jew outward, being a Glass for the Professors of this Age; with a Postscript to the same Subject. II. A Warning, in the Bonds of Love, to the Rulers, Teachers, and People of this Nation, concerning their Church and Ministry. III. An Advertisement to the Powers and People of this Nation. IV. An Answer to that common Objection against the United Friends, that they condemn all but themselves. To which is added, An Exhortation to the United Friends, everywhere scattered abroad. By a Universal Friend to all Mankind. … [Providence: Printed by Bennett Wheeler?], MDCCLXXIX. 94 p.

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