The Reasonableness of the Church of Englands Test, And Justness, of Her Reformation, Asserted; In Answer to the Bishop of Oxon's Fallacious, Reasons, and Precarious Assertions against it. Also, the VVorship of Images, Adoration of the Host, and Innovation of Saints, &c. Proved Idolatry, By the Catholick Doctrine of the Holy Scriptures, the Ancient Fathers and all Reformed Churches. By which the writings of Dr. Stillingleet, Dr. Tillotson, Dr. Moore, &c. are Cleared from the Charge of Anticatho- lick, Anti-christian, Fanatical, &c. ... (2 lines)

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The Reasonableness of the Church of Englands Test, And Justness, of Her Reformation, Asserted; In Answer to the Bishop of Oxon's Fallacious, Reasons, and Precarious Assertions against it. Also, the VVorship of Images, Adoration of the Host, and Innovation of Saints, &c. Proved Idolatry, By the Catholick Doctrine of the Holy Scriptures, the Ancient Fathers and all Reformed Churches. By which the writings of Dr. Stillingleet, Dr. Tillotson, Dr. Moore, &c. are Cleared from the Charge of Anticatho- lick, Anti-christian, Fanatical, &c. ... (2 lines)
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