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The Heart's Ease, Or, A Remedy Against All Troubles: A Consolatory Discourse, Particularly Directed to Those who Have Lost Their Friends and Dear Relations : to which is Added Two Papers Printed in the Time of the Plague, 1665

This book is a consolatory discourse aimed at providing comfort to individuals who have experienced the loss of close friends and family members. It includes additional papers that were printed during the 1665 plague, offering historical context and further insights into the period. more

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Simon Patrick
Simon Patrick

Simon Patrick, an English bishop, was born on September 8, 1626, and died on May 31, 1707. He served as the Bishop of Chichester and is known for his contributions to the Anglican Church. more

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