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The divine feudal law, or, Covenants with mankind : represented together with means for the uniting of Protestants : in which also the principles of the Lutheran Churches are stated and defended / by Samuel Baron Pufendorf ; translated from th e Latin by Theophilus Dorrington...

Samuel Pufendorf Freiherr von, 1632-1694

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