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The French and Protestant companion, or, A journey into Europe, Asia, and Africa : the rarities thereof, the solution of the most curious, delightful and hardest questions, both temporal and spiritual, with the defence of the Protestant religion, and the death of popery : the whole in English and French, illustrated with several copper plates : for the use of the young princesses /

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Main Author:	Malard, Michael, 1676-
Format:	Microform Book
Language:	English French
Series:	Opie collection of children's literature ; 022:186.
Subjects:	French language > Textbooks for foreign speakers > English. Catholic Church > Controversial literature. Anti-Catholicism.

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