Essayes about general and special grace. Occasioned by, and way of animadversion upon some lines of a late picture of a good old gentleman, drawn first in the pulpit, and then in the press, by W.K. Rector of E.W. in N. Written by J.H. preacher of the Gospell on Christ in the parish of Lynn Allhallowes.

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