The isle of man, or the legal proceedings in Man-Shire against sin. Wherein by way of allegory, the principal malefactors, both in the Heart and Practice are detected and Attached, with their Arraignment and Trial, according to the laws of England, and sentence pronounced upon them, according to the word of God. Written upwards of one hundred and fifty years ago, by the late Rev. Richard Bernard, Rector of Batcomb, in the County of Somerset.
- Bernard, Richard 1568-1641.
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- 1778
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Isle of man
The isle of man, or the legal proceedings in Man-Shire against sin. Wherein by way of allegory, the principal malefactors, both in the Heart and Practice are detected and Attached, with their Arraignment and Trial, according to the laws of England, and sentence pronounced upon them, according to the word of God. Written upwards of one hundred and fifty years ago, by the late Rev. Richard Bernard,
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Liverpool : printed by George Woods, 1778
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