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Presbyter of the Church of Eng- land, A. John Pittis The character of a primitive bishop . . L. 1709.
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Presbyter of the Church of Eng- land, A. Rev. FiancibSare. The diffi- culties and discouragements which attend the study of the Scripture ... L. 1714
Presbyter of the Church of Eng- land, A. Rev. Tremellier. The divine right of Episcopacy asserted ... L. 1708.
Presbyter of the Church of Eng- land, A. Rer. Samuel Walker. The doctrine of the Eucharist stated . . . By ... L. 1720.
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Presbyter of the Church of Eng- land, A. Joseph Pttts. Immortality preternatural to human souls ... L. 1708.
Presbyter of the Church of Eng- land, A. William Asplin. A letter to [E&rnund Gibson] the Bishop of Lon- don ... L. 1730.
Signed "W. A." and also ascribed to JT. Austin. *
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Presbyter of the Church of Eng-
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reciprocal duty of the ministers of Christ
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Presbyterus. Rev. Robert Hussey. A help to young clergymen . . . Oxf. 1839.
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Presto, Jonathan Swift refers to him- self at times under this pseudonym.
"It was bestowed upon him by the Duchess of Shrewsbury, who, being a foreigner, could
