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    The sermon taster or, church rambler. Being a merry and diverting description of the nature and character of those who straggle from church to church to hear sermons. With A Pleasant Account of the Humours, Management and Principles of the Great Pontif Machiavel, his Scarfians, Pickl'd-Herrings, and other fashionable Broachers of Religion, and Politicks. The whole made Publick for the improvement of the Wits of the Age. In a letter from one great man to another

    The sermon taster or, church rambler. Being a merry and diverting description of the nature and character of those who straggle from church to church to hear sermons. With A Pleasa... by Wildair, Harry

    Published 1723
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    The church rambler; or, sermon taster Being a merry and diverting description of the nature and character of those who straggle from church to church to hear sermons. With a pleasant account of the humours, management and principles of the Great Pontif Machiavel, his Scarfians, Pickl'd Herrings, and other fashionable broachers of religion, and politicks. The whole made publick for the imrovement of the wits of the age. In a letter from one great man to another

    The church rambler; or, sermon taster Being a merry and diverting description of the nature and character of those who straggle from church to church to hear sermons. With a pleasa... by Wildair, Harry

    Published 1724
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    The stage-Pretenders or, the actor turn'd poet. A farce. As it is acted at both theatres with universal applause. To which is annex'd, a sessions of the poets on the death of Mr. Rowe. Written by Sir Harry Wildair

    The stage-Pretenders or, the actor turn'd poet. A farce. As it is acted at both theatres with universal applause. To which is annex'd, a sessions of the poets on the death of Mr. R... by Wildair, Harry Sir

    Published 1720
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