Utrum horum? Tyranny, or liberty; oppression, or moderation. In answer to Dr. Chamberlayn's High-Church principles, and the late fallacious preface of Mr. Chamberlayn, his son, to The present state of England. By G. M. With a short and genuine account of himself, his Birth-Place, Education, Travels, and Useful Works in England for the Publick.

  • Mi�ege, Guy, 1644-1718?.
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1705
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Utrum horum? Tyranny, or liberty; oppression, or moderation. In answer to Dr. Chamberlayn's High-Church principles, and the late fallacious preface of Mr. Chamberlayn, his son, to The present state of England. By G. M. With a short and genuine account of himself, his Birth-Place, Education, Travels, and Useful Works in England for the Publick

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London : printed, and to be sold by B. Bragg, at the Blue-Ball, in Ave-Mary-Lane, 1705

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