The Case of an Erroneous Conscience Represented in a new Light Being an Inquiry 1 Whether an Erroneous Consc, is sin 2 Whether Doing an act Wherein one Follows it, is sin In Answer to a Part of Mr Stebbing's Defence of the Nonjurors

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