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The witch of Endor: or, a plea for the divine administration by the agency of good and evil spirits. Written some years ago, ... and now reprinted ... humbly addressed to the Honourable Members of the House of C-s, who brought in their bill (Jan. 27) for repealing the statute ... concerning witchcraft. 1736
by Oates, Titus
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