John Asgill

A Collection of Tracts Written by John Asgill Esq; from the Year 1700. to the Year 1715. Some Relating to Divinity: and Others to the History of the ... of the Government of Great Britain.

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British Library

T143094

In 8 parts. Each part has separate titlepage, pagination and register. Contents: 'An argument proving, that .. man may be translated from hence into that eternal life, without passing through death,' 1715; 'The assertion is, that the title of the House

London : printed by J. Darby, 1715. 8 parts ; 8°