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An Account of the Proceedings of the Incorporated-society in Dublin, for Promoting English Protestant Schools in Ireland, 1733, on Which Day the Royal ... the 6th. of March Following. in Two Letters See Notes Multiple Contributors

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British Library

T127737

Another issue from that with a slip bearing the date: Dublin, March 6th, 1733, pasted on p.14; in this issue the date is printed on p.14, and the titlepage reset. Includes the 'Morning prayers' and 'Form of a nomination'.

Dublin : printed by George Grierson, 1734. 24p. ; 4°