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THE PLOTS OF THE JESUITS: FOR THE SUBVERSION OF ORDER AMONG ALL NATIONS, WITH AN ESPECIAL REFERENCE TO PROTESTANT ENGLAND JOHN SPURGIN 1848
THE ANTI–MATERIALIST: DENYING THE REALITY OF MATTER, AND VINDICATING THE UNIVERSALITY OF SPIRIT JOHN DUDLEY 1848
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