The unrighteous monopoly, (by an intolerant party in the Church of England,) of "whatever Christian knowledge Canada possesses," examined, exposed, and rebuked

to which is added a defence of the Wesleyan Methodists, and other orthodox churches in Canada, against the "unchristian bitterness," "violent dealing," and misrepresentation of the theological professor of M'Gill College, Montreal

The unrighteous monopoly, (by an intolerant party in the Church of England,) of "whatever Christian knowledge Canada possesses," examined, exposed, and rebuked by W. M. Harvard
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The unrighteous monopoly, (by an intolerant party in the Church of England,) of "whatever Christian knowledge Canada possesses," examined, exposed, and rebuked

to which is added a defence of the Wesleyan Methodists, and other orthodox churches in Canada, against the "unchristian bitterness," "violent dealing," and misrepresentation of the theological professor of M'Gill College, Montreal

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English
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24

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At head of title: No honesty separate from veracity.

'"Maligned by self-conceited brethern ..."--King James Translators of the Bible.'

'"For there are many unruly and vain talkers ..."--Titus 1. 10, 11.'

In double columns.

Filmed from a copy of the original publication held by the Seminary of Quebec, Library. Ottawa : Canadian Institute for Historical Microreproductions, 1987.

[4], 34 p. ; 22 cm.

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Montreal

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287.1

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Microform
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1 microfiche (24 fr.).
Number of pages
24

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OL19473642M
Internet Archive
cihm_64189
ISBN 10
0665641893

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OL11418628W

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