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Minutes of Evidence Taken Upon the Second Reading of the Bill Intituled an ACT to Dissolve the Marriage of Samuel Barker, Esquire, with Amelia Penclope His Wife, and to Enable Him to Marry Again; And for Other Purposes Therein Mentioned.

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