The report of the Committee Appointed by the last General Assembly to Have Under Consideration What Concerns the Augmentation of Ministers Stipends

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The report of the Committee Appointed by the last General Assembly to Have Under Consideration What Concerns the Augmentation of Ministers Stipends

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Corporate Authors:	Church of Scotland. General Assembly. Committee Appointed to Have Under Consideration What Concerns the Augmentation of Ministers Stipends, Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	[Scotland : s.n., 1750]
Subjects:	Church of Scotland > Clergy > Salaries, etc. Clergy > Salaries, etc. > Scotland.
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