The royal robe, or, A treatise of meekness upon Col. 3.12 wholly tending to peaceablenesse (1661)
Barker, James · London : Printed by E.M. for Robert Gibbs · leaf 14
e to read through:and according to your excellent under ft and inlandfound judgment, to give your fence, and withmuch ingenuity to pafl jour approbation of them the fame are now again {after feme delay in thePrejfe)prefented to your Ladifhipin Prints In afairer C harader to return mo ft humble… … The Epiftle Dedicatory J And truly Madam, I cannot hut let you know^what fatisfa&ion it is to mejhat my Meditationswere directed to a fubjecj fo {likable to the quiettemper of your Religious mind: fo agreeable to thecon(l ant practice of your vertuouslife, meek andpeaceable. * It is your…
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