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Information: The first column shows data points from Jones, John, 1700-1770 in red. The third column shows data points from Jones, John, active 1701-1703, Schoolmaster at Llanrydd in blue. Any data they share in common is displayed as purple boxes in the middle "Shared" column.

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Jones, John, 1700-1770

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Jones, John, active 1701-1703, Schoolmaster at Llanrydd

Jones, John, 1700-1770

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Jones, John, 1700-1770

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Jones, John (controversialist)

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Jones, John (controversialist)

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Author of Short and safe expedient for terminating the present debate about subscription 1700-1770

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Author of Short and safe expedient for terminating the present debate about subscription 1700-1770

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Short and safe expedient for terminating the present debate about subscription, Author of, 1700-1770

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Short and safe expedient for terminating the present debate about subscription, Author of, 1700-1770

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Friend to religious and civil liberty, 1700-1770

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Friend to religious and civil liberty, 1700-1770

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Jones, John, active 1701-1703, Schoolmaster at Llanrydd

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http://viaf.org/viaf/3894240

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/270633903

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/047-001738579

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Jones, John, 1700-1770

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Autograph letter signed : Lambeth, to Mr. Jones (John Jones, the controversialist?), 1767 Jan. 6.

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Secker, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1693-1768. Autograph letter signed : Lambeth, to Mr. Jones (John Jones, the controversialist?), 1767 Jan. 6.

Title: Autograph letter signed : Lambeth, to Mr. Jones (John Jones, the controversialist?), 1767 Jan. 6.

About natural religion and the need to separate philosophical beliefs from religious beliefs.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (4 p.) ; (8vo)

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Jones, John, active 1701-1703, Schoolmaster at Llanrydd

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DIARY of a schoolmaster, apparently a clergyman, living, in the neighbourhood of Llanrydd in Denbighshire, from 1 Feb. 170.0/1 to 10 Jan 170.2/3 ; chiefly, in Latin. The name John Jones occurs on the fly leaf, and may be that of the author. Paper. Sm... [1701]-[1703]

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Title: DIARY of a schoolmaster, apparently a clergyman, living, in the neighbourhood of Llanrydd in Denbighshire, from 1 Feb. 170.0/1 to 10 Jan 170.2/3 ; chiefly, in Latin. The name John Jones occurs on the fly leaf, and may be that of the author. Paper. Sm... [1701]-[1703]

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Jones, John, 1700-1770

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Secker, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1693-1768.

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Secker, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury, 1693-1768.
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Llamrhydd, Denbighshire

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Jones, John, 1700-1770

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Jones, John, active 1701-1703, Schoolmaster at Llanrydd

Jones, John, 1700-1770

Jones, John (controversialist)

Author of Short and safe expedient for terminating the present debate about subscription 1700-1770

Short and safe expedient for terminating the present debate about subscription, Author of, 1700-1770

Friend to religious and civil liberty, 1700-1770

Jones, John, active 1701-1703, Schoolmaster at Llanrydd

Llamrhydd, Denbighshire

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