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A Reply to Dr. Morton's General Defence of Three Innocent Ceremonies
Ames defends Reformed worship practices against ceremonial requirements, arguing that certain ecclesiastical ceremonies lack biblical warrant and compromise Christian liberty.
TCP A19178. EEBO 99835978. STC/Wing STC 559; ESTC S100126. Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/uwgraphics/VEP2_TCP_SimpleText/main/A1/A19178.txt
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