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Camm, Thomas (1641-1707)	3
Wilkinson, John, Quaker	3
Story, John, -1681	2
Story, John, D. 1681	1

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The line of truth and true judgment stretched over the heads of falshood and deceit, in a short, yet serious examination of a printed book entituled (The memory of that servant of God John Story, revived) subscribed in parts by serveral persons therein named. Wherein their hypocricy [sic] & deceit in applauding him is manifested and detected, and their groundless clamour and calumnies agai[n]st order and discipline amongst God's people rebuked. Together with a short account of what the seperate [sic] meeting in Westmorland (that the said J.S. and J.W. were the principal authors of) is come to

Camm, Thomas (1641-1707)

1684

Indexed in: Wing C395; Smith I, 377.

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The line of truth and true judgment stretched over the heads of falshood and deceit, in a short, yet serious examination of a printed book entituled (The memory of that servant of God John Story, revived) subscribed in parts by serveral persons therein named. Wherein their hypocricy [sic] & deceit in applauding him is manifested and detected, and their groundless clamour and calumnies agai[n]st order and discipline amongst God's people rebuked. Together with a short account of what the seperate [sic] meeting in Westmorland (that the said J.S. and J.W. were the principal authors of) is come to

Camm, Thomas (1641-1707)

1684

Indexed in: Wing C395; Smith I, 377.

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The line of truth and true judgment stretched over the heads of falshood and deceit, in a short, yet serious examination of a printed book entituled (The memory of that servant of God John Story, revived) subscribed in parts by serveral persons therein named. Wherein their hypocricy [sic] & deceit in applauding him is manifested and detected, and their groundless clamour and calumnies agai[n]st order and discipline amongst God's people rebuked. Together with a short account of what the seperate [sic] meeting in Westmorland (that the said J.S. and J.W. were the principal authors of) is come to

Camm, Thomas (1641-1707)

1684

Indexed in: Wing C395; Smith I, 377.