The Division of the county of Essex into severall classes together with the names of the ministers and others fit to be of each classis [sic] ; ... for the judging of scandall, and approving the classes in the severall counties of England.
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- The Division of the county of Essex into severall classes together with the names of the ministers and others fit to be of each classis [sic] ; ... for the judging of scandall, and approving the classes in the severall counties of England.
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THE DIVISION Of the County of Essex into severall CLASSES: TOGETHER With the names of the Ministers and others fit to be of each Classis.
Certified by the standing Committee of that County, and approved of by the Committee of Lords and Commons appointed by Ordinance of both Houses of PARLIAMENT For the Judging of Scandall, and approving the Classes in the severall Counties of ENGLAND.
Printed at London, for JOHN WRIGHT at the Kings Head in the Old Bailey. 1648.