1754 A Disswasive from Gaming

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A Disswasive from Gaming, by Josiah Woodward, the Third edition printed at London for R. Dod Bookseller to The Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge [1754]. 12 pages, Advert. Pamphlet not bound, measures 3.5 x 6". Fine condition.

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