Amongst the last and dying words of the tinclarian Doctor William Mitchell, there is a sermon made for His Majesty King George , II. His funeral sermon, made for the Presbyterian ministers of the Church of Scotland, and for Mr. Simson professor of Divinity in Glasgow. III. His true, and everlasting almanack, for the world to come. With his dreadful sermon to the Quakers. All dedicated to His Majesty King George, II. King of Great Britain, France and Ireland, and defender of my faith.

  • Mitchel, William 1670 or 1-1740.
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1728
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Amongst the last and dying words of the tinclarian Doctor William Mitchell, there is a sermon made for His Majesty King George (Online)
Amongst the last and dying words of the tinclarian Doctor William Mitchell, there is a sermon made for His Majesty King George, II. His funeral sermon, made for the Presbyterian ministers of the Church of Scotland, and for Mr. Simson professor of Divinity in Glasgow. III. His true, and everlasting almanack, for the world to come. With his dreadful sermon to the Quakers. All dedicated to His Majest

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