Tyrannicide proved lawful, from the practice and writings of Jews, heathens, and Christians a discourse delivered in the mines at Symsbury, in the colony of Connecticut, to the Loyalists confined there by order of the Congress. On September 19, 1781. By Simeon Baxter. A Licentiate in Divinity, and voluntary Chaplain to those Prisoners in the Apartment called Orcus.
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- MDCCLXXXII. [1782]
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