The Doctrine & Directions But More Especially the Practice and Behavior of a Man in the Act of the Nevv Birth a Treatise by Way of Appendix to the Former. by Isaac Ambrose, Minister of Christ at Preston in Amounderness in Lancashire. (1650)

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