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An edition of A vindication of the nature and effect of evangelical preaching, in a letter to a barrister [i.e. James Sedgwick] occasioned by the first part of his Hints to the public, and the legislature (1808)

A vindication of the nature and effect of evangelical preaching, in a letter to a barrister [i.e. James Sedgwick] occasioned by the first part of his Hints to the public, and the legislature

with a postscript containing strictures on his second part

by

A vindication of the nature and effect of eva...
John Styles, John Styles
A vindication of the nature and effect of evangelical preaching, in a letter to a barrister [i.e. James Sedgwick] occasioned by the first part of his Hints to the public, and the legislature by John Styles, John Styles
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An edition of A vindication of the nature and effect of evangelical preaching, in a letter to a barrister [i.e. James Sedgwick] occasioned by the first part of his Hints to the public, and the legislature (1808)

A vindication of the nature and effect of evangelical preaching, in a letter to a barrister [i.e. James Sedgwick] occasioned by the first part of his Hints to the public, and the legislature

with a postscript containing strictures on his second part

by

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A vindication of the nature and effect of evangelical preaching, in a letter to a barrister [i.e. James Sedgwick] occasioned by the first part of his Hints to the public, and the legislature: with a postscript containing strictures on his second part
1808, printed for Williams and Smith
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Signature on last page, "John Styles Brighton".

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