The Judgment and Doctrine Of the Clergy of the Church of England, Concerning One special Branch of the King's Prerogative, Viz. In dispencing with the Penall Laws, Asserted by The most Reverend Fathers in God, The Lords Arch-Bishops Bancroft, Laud and Usher. The Right Reverend Fathers in God, The Lords Bishops Sanderson and Cartwright. The Reverend Doctors, Sir Thomas Ridley L.L.D. Dr Heylin, Dr Barrow, Dr Sherlock Master of the Temple, Dr Hicks, Dr Nalson and Dr Puller. And by the Anonymvs, Author of the Har- mony of Divinity and Law. Together with the Concurring Resolutions of our Reverend Judges, as most Consonant and Agreeable thereunto. In a Letter from a Gentleman of Oxford, to his Friend at London. Licenced the 2d. of May 1687. ... (5 lines)

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The Judgment and Doctrine Of the Clergy of the Church of England, Concerning One special Branch of the King's Prerogative, Viz. In dispencing with the Penall Laws, Asserted by The most Reverend Fathers in God, The Lords Arch-Bishops Bancroft, Laud and Usher. The Right Reverend Fathers in God, The Lords Bishops Sanderson and Cartwright. The Reverend Doctors, Sir Thomas Ridley L.L.D. Dr Heylin, Dr Barrow, Dr Sherlock Master of the Temple, Dr Hicks, Dr Nalson and Dr Puller. And by the Anonymvs, Author of the Har- mony of Divinity and Law. Together with the Concurring Resolutions of our Reverend Judges, as most Consonant and Agreeable thereunto. In a Letter from a Gentleman of Oxford, to his Friend at London. Licenced the 2d. of May 1687. ... (5 lines)
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