Tre Quaker's Reply to the Country Parson's Plea against the Quakers Bill
A 17th century pamphlet voice argues against a tythe bill, quoting biblical verses from Luke and Matthew. It criticizes religious leaders for imposing burdens while avoiding mercy and faith. Printed for T. Cooper in Paset-nofter-Row.
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