Aytokatakritos Or, the Sinner Condemned of Himself Being a Plea for God, Against All the Ungodly, Proving Them Alone Guilty of Their Own Destruction; And That They Shall Be Condemned in the Great Day of Account (1668) by Thomas Ford (Paperback / softback, 2010)
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