An edition of An examination of the Reverend Mr. Burke's letter of instruction to the Catholic missionaries of Nova-Scotia (1804)

An examination of the Reverend Mr. Burke's letter of instruction to the Catholic missionaries of Nova-Scotia

addressed to Christians of every denomination.

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An examination of the Reverend Mr. Burke's le ...
Robert Stanser, Robert Stanser
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An edition of An examination of the Reverend Mr. Burke's letter of instruction to the Catholic missionaries of Nova-Scotia (1804)

An examination of the Reverend Mr. Burke's letter of instruction to the Catholic missionaries of Nova-Scotia

addressed to Christians of every denomination.

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Printed by A. Gay
Language
English
Pages
95

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Subjects

Catholic Church, Controversial literature

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Edmund Burke (1753-1820)
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An examination of the Reverend Mr. Burke's letter of instruction to the Catholic missionaries of Nova-Scotia: addressed to Christians of every denomination.
1804, Printed by A. Gay
in English

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Edition Notes

Signed at end: Robert Stanser.

Published in
Halifax

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Library of Congress
AC901 .M5 vol. 568, no. 5

The Physical Object

Pagination
95 p. ;
Number of pages
95

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Open Library
OL1248344M
LCCN
94842048

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