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Killing no murder briefly discoursed in three questions. By Col. Titus, alias William Allen.
Titus, Silius 1623?-1704.Date: 1734- E-books
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Killing no murder! Briefly discoursed in three questions. By William Allen; but writ by Colonel Titus: (though Lord Clarendon mentions such a thing to be writ by Major Wildman.).
Titus, Silius 1623?-1704.Date: 1784- E-books
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Killing no murder briefly discoursed in three questions. By Colonel Titus.
Titus, Silius 1623?-1704.Date: 1792- E-books
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Killing no murder originally applied to Oliver Cromwell. A discourse proving it lawful to kill a tyrant according to the opinion of the most celebrated ancient authors. By Col. Titus, alias William Allen.
Titus, Silius 1623?-1704.Date: 1775- E-books
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Killing no murder . Proving 'tis lawful and meritorious in the Sight of God and Man, to destroy, by any means, tyrants of all degrees, their Creatures and Dependants; That should attempt the Subversion of Liberty in a free State, to introduce Slavery, Beggary, &c. Demonstrated from Holy Writ, the Laws of Nature, and the most celebrated Authors, Antient and Modern. By the brave Colonel Titus, alias W. Allen. Illustrated with many Examples of true Patriotism, And contains many Things that deserve a serious Consideration in our present State. Wherein nothing but the Exertion of a general public Spirit can avert our being curs'd with a Train of Evils impending; And when too late, the Pusillanimous may cry, Good Lord; who could have thought it? To which are added, the sentiments of an illustrious patriot, deceas'd; on important Subjects that concern the very Being of the Constitution and Liberties of Britain.
Titus, Silius 1623?-1704.Date: 1749