The exactions and impositions of parish fees discovered : shewing the common fees demanded for christenings, marrying, churching of women, and the burying the dead, to be contrary to law, whereby persons may (if they please) save a great deal of the expence they are generally at, for want of understanding the law in those cases : with a touch upon divers clerical and parochial errors, that are crept into the church : and the opinion of Mr. Strange, Sollicitor-General to His Majesty on a case here stated / by Francis Sadler.

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