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The Counsel of Two Confederate Kings
Chauncy condemns the Jacobite rebellion as morally evil, preached during the 1745 uprising in support of the Stuart Pretender.
TCP N04622. EEBO . STC/Wing Evans 5752. Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/uwgraphics/VEP2_TCP_SimpleText/main/N0/N04622.txt
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