		Counsel to the Afflicted, Or, Instruction and Consolation for Such as Have Suffered Loss by Fire with Advice to Such as Have Escaped That Sore Judgement Contained in the Resolution of Three Questions Occasioned, 1666 Owen Stockton Proquest, Eebo Editions 2010. ISBN 9781117786407
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