An edition of Work and rest (1872)

Work and rest

a sermon delivered in the North Broad Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, November 19th, 1871, in memory of the first pastor of the church, Rev. Ezra Eastman Adams, D.D.

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An edition of Work and rest (1872)

Work and rest

a sermon delivered in the North Broad Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, November 19th, 1871, in memory of the first pastor of the church, Rev. Ezra Eastman Adams, D.D.

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Spangler & Davis, printers
Language
English
Pages
23

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Work and rest: a sermon delivered in the North Broad Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, November 19th, 1871, in memory of the first pastor of the church, Rev. Ezra Eastman Adams, D.D.
1872, Spangler & Davis, printers
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23 p.
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OL53164713M
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36015856
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