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| Title | Animadversions upon monsieur Le Clerc's reflections upon our Saviour and his apostles [&c.] in his Supplement to dr. Hammond's Paraphrase and annotations upon the New Testament, Volume 1 Animadversions upon monsieur Le Clerc's reflections upon our Saviour and his apostles [&c.] in his Supplement to dr. Hammond's Paraphrase and annotations upon the New Testament, Jean Le Clerc |
| Author | John Milner |
| Published | 1702 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 26 Apr 2007 |
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