An edition of A defence of a treatise, entitled, The Gospel of Christ worthy of all acceptation
(1787)
A defence of a treatise, entitled, The Gospel of Christ worthy of all acceptation
containing a reply to Mr. Button's remarks and the observations of Philanthropos
by Andrew Fuller
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Publish Date
1787
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printed by T. Dicey and sold by Buckland, Matthews, Socket and Ash inn London; and Smith, Sheffield
Language
English
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113
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A defence of a treatise, entitled, The Gospel of Christ worthy of all acceptation: containing a reply to Mr. Button's remarks and the observations of Philanthropos
1787, printed by T. Dicey and sold by Buckland, Matthews, Socket and Ash inn London; and Smith, Sheffield
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A defence of a treatise, entitled, The gospel of Christ worthy of all acceptation: containing a reply to Mr. Button's remarks, and the observations of Philanthropos. By Andrew Fuller.
1787, printed by T. Dicey & Co. and sold by Buckland, Matthews, Socket, and Ash, in London; and Smith, Sheffield
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Edition Notes
Two line English quotation on title page: "While ye have light, believe in the light, that ye may be the children of light. Jesus Christ". Two line English quotation on title page: "By grace are ye saved, through faith; and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God. Paul".
Reference: ESTC t087557.
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