An edition of Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion (1802)

Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion

exhibited in a brief review of the doctrine lately published in New England, that "The Christian religion is the law of the land" : and, remarks on several late popular publications, certain heathenish practices, sentiments, and effusions, on the coalition with the newly restored idolatrous popish religion, and on certain election sermons of the current year

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An edition of Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion (1802)

Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion

exhibited in a brief review of the doctrine lately published in New England, that "The Christian religion is the law of the land" : and, remarks on several late popular publications, certain heathenish practices, sentiments, and effusions, on the coalition with the newly restored idolatrous popish religion, and on certain election sermons of the current year

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Printed and sold by N.S. & W. Peirce
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36

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Christian religion is the law of the land, Christianity, Controversial literature, The Christian religion is the law of the land
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Cover of: Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion
Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion: exhibited in a brief review of the doctrine lately published in New England, that "The Christian religion is the law of the land" : and, remarks on several late popular publications, certain heathenish practices, sentiments, and effusions, on the coalition with the newly restored idolatrous popish religion, and on certain election sermons of the current year
1802, Printed and sold by N.S. & W. Peirce
Microform in English
Cover of: Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion
Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion: exhibited in a brief review of the doctrine lately published in New-England, that "The Christian religion is the law of the land" : and remarks on several late popular publications, certain heathenish practices, sentiments and effisions, on the coalition with the newly restored idolatrous popish religion, and on certain election sermons of the current year
1802, Printed and sold by N.S. & W. Peirce
in English
Cover of: Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion
Recent proofs of a defection from the Christian religion: exhibited in a brief review of the doctrine lately published in New England, that "The Christian religion is the law of the land" : and, remarks on several late popular publications, certain heathenish practices, sentiments, and effusions, on the coalition with the newly restored idolatrous popish religion, and on certain election sermons of the current year
1802, Printed and sold by N.S. & W. Peirce
Microform in English

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Shaw & Shoemaker, 2434

Microfiche. New Canaan, CT : Readex. microfiches. (Early American imprints. Second series ; no. 2434)

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Early American imprints -- no. 2434

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36 p
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36

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OL15093108M

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