speech of Mr. John Checkley upon his tryal at Boston in New-England

for publishing The short and easy method with the deists ... : to which is added, the jury"s verdict, his plea in arrest of judgment, and the sentence of court.

by John Checkley

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Published 1738 by Printed by J. Applebee ... in London .
Written in English

Places:

• Massachusetts,
• Boston.
Subjects:

• Checkley, John, 1680-1754 -- Trials, litigation, etc.,
• Leslie, Charles, 1650-1722.,
• Trials (Libel) -- Massachusetts -- Boston.

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Edition Notes

Genre	Trials, litigation, etc.
Classifications
LC Classifications	BT1180 .L45 1723 Copy 4
The Physical Object
Pagination	40, [2] p. ;
Number of Pages	40
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL3473786M
LC Control Number	2005575459

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