Universal Concord, Vol. 1: The Sufficient Terms Proposed for the Use of Those That Have Liberty to Use Them; And as the Authors Profession of His Own Religion, in a Contentious, Dividing Age (Classic Reprint)

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Cried; ind the ten Commandments; to the underfiandings of the weak. Fknow it is an inconvenience to children to have 'anfw'ers [0 long to fom'e'of the Quefiions whichi would havetredreffed, i could have done it 'without greater inco en'iences. 'and I know that there are hundreds of Catechifms abroad already. But if I could have told where to have found one that had contained as much as this cloth, in as few words; and no Worfe order, Ihad fpared1h1slabour1'15ince tion of this, I received the exafi hati have taken notice of in certain Pro pofitions', from the mofi Learned Author much fuited to the fame.

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