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Miscellanea practico-theoretica, or a miscellany chiefly concerning faith and manners. By John Paris, Chaplain to His Majesty's first Troop of Horse-Grenadier-Guards, Fellow of Trinity-College, and Senior Proctor of the University of Cambridge.

The true state of Trinity College, in a letter to a residing fellow of that society: wherein the trifling impertinencies, malicious aspersions, and bold falshoods of Dr. Bentley, are answer'd in such a manner as they deserve.

A true and impartial account of the present differences between the Master and fellows of Trinity College in Cambridge, consider'd. In a letter to a gentleman sometime member of that society.

Ramillies. A poem, humbly inscrib'd to His Grace the Duke of Marlborough. Written in imitation of Milton. By Mr. Paris of Trinity-College, Cambridge.

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Miscellanea practico-theoretica, or a miscellany chiefly concerning faith and manners. By John Paris, Chaplain to His Majesty's first Troop of Horse-Grenadier-Guards, Fellow of Trinity-College, and Senior Proctor of the University of Cambridge.

The true state of Trinity College, in a letter to a residing fellow of that society: wherein the trifling impertinencies, malicious aspersions, and bold falshoods of Dr. Bentley, are answer'd in such a manner as they deserve.

A true and impartial account of the present differences between the Master and fellows of Trinity College in Cambridge, consider'd. In a letter to a gentleman sometime member of that society.

The true state of Trinity College, in a letter to a residing fellow of that society: wherein the trifling impertinencies, malicious aspersions, and bold falshoods of Dr. Bentley, are answer'd in such a manner as they deserve.

Ramillies. A poem, humbly inscrib'd to His Grace the Duke of Marlborough. Written in imitation of Milton. By Mr. Paris of Trinity-College, Cambridge.

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Miscellanea practico-theoretica, or a miscellany chiefly concerning faith and manners. By John Paris, Chaplain to His Majesty's first Troop of Horse-Grenadier-Guards, Fellow of Trinity-College, and Senior Proctor of the University of Cambridge.

The true state of Trinity College, in a letter to a residing fellow of that society: wherein the trifling impertinencies, malicious aspersions, and bold falshoods of Dr. Bentley, are answer'd in such a manner as they deserve.

A true and impartial account of the present differences between the Master and fellows of Trinity College in Cambridge, consider'd. In a letter to a gentleman sometime member of that society.

The true state of Trinity College, in a letter to a residing fellow of that society: wherein the trifling impertinencies, malicious aspersions, and bold falshoods of Dr. Bentley, are answer'd in such a manner as they deserve.

Ramillies. A poem, humbly inscrib'd to His Grace the Duke of Marlborough. Written in imitation of Milton. By Mr. Paris of Trinity-College, Cambridge.

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