Form of Protestantism commonly associated with the teachings of Martin Luther
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The Lutharan liturgy Now us'd by the Protestants in the reformed churches of Germany, prov'd to agree with the rites and ceremonies in the several offices of the book of common prayer, us'd by the Church of England. Faithfully translated out of the German tongue, by a Late Gentleman-Commoner of Magdalen College in Oxford.
Lutheran Church.Date: 1715- E-books
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The lutheran liturgy Now us'd by the Protestants in the Reformed Churches of Germany, Prov'd to agree with the Rites and Ceremonies in the several Offices of the Book of Common-Prayer, us'd by the Church of England. Faithfully translated out of the German Tongue, by a late Gentleman-Commoner of Magdalen College in Oxford.
Lutheran Church.Date: 1715
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D.G. Monrad : en patografi / Johan Schioldann Nielsen.
Schioldann Nielsen, JohanDate: [1983]- E-books
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A poem. Occasioned by the militia bill, now depending . Addressed to the ladies of Great Britain. Written by a gentlewoman, author of the Elegy on the Bishop of Sodor and Man.
Gentlewoman, Author of the Elegy on the Bishop of Sodor and Man.Date: 1757- Books
Preparing for death, remembering the dead / Tarald Rasmussen, Jon Øygarden Flæten (eds.).
Date: [2015]- E-books
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A view of the principles of the Lutheran churches shewing how far they agree with the Church of England: Being A Seasonable essay towards the Uniting of Protestants upon the Accession of His Majesty King George to the Throne of these Kingdoms. Translated from the Latin of Baron Pufendorf, by Theophilus Dorrington, M. A. Rector of Wittresham in Kent.
Pufendorf, Samuel Freiherr von, 1632-1694.Date: 1714- E-books
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The whole system of the XXVIII articles of the Evangelical unvaried confession . Presented at Ausbourgh, to the Emperor Charles V. by the Protestant princes and states: as the Elector of Saxony, the Margrave of Brandenbourg, the Duke of Lunenbourg, the Landgrave of Hesse; Wolfgang, Prince of Anhault, the City of Neurenberg, the City of Reutlingen. And read publickly in the Diet, the 30th day of June, 1730. To be compared with, the translations of the Moravians, printed at London in the year 1749, wherein most the half hath been left out.
Date: 1755