An edition of Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others (1834)

Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others

Taken from a work entitled "The manifesto, or a declaration of the doctrines and practice of the church of Christ;" published at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1818

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An edition of Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others (1834)

Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others

Taken from a work entitled "The manifesto, or a declaration of the doctrines and practice of the church of Christ;" published at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1818

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Printed by Hoffman and White, no. 71 State-Street
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English
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120

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Subjects

Celibacy, Doctrines, Marriage, Religious aspects of Marriage, Shakers

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Barton W. Stone (1772-1844)
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Cover of: Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others
Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others: Taken from a work entitled "The manifesto, or a declaration of the doctrines and practice of the church of Christ;" published at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1818
1834, Printed by Hoffman and White, no. 71 State-Street
in English
Cover of: Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others
Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others: taken from a work entitled The manifesto, or, A declaration of the doctrines and practice of the Church of Christ, published at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1818
1834, Printed by Hoffman and White
in English

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"The publishers of these evidences, considering the original and valuable work of the author, (comprising 520 pages octavo) too large to meet their present views, and believing that a selection of some important subjects from it would very acceptable ... have selected the following pages from that work, which ... they now submit to the public."--verso of title page.

"Extracts from a letter addressed to Barton W. Stone by John Dunlavy."--p. [105]-119.

"Poem."--p. 120. Eight numbered stanzas of eight lines. By John Dunlavy.

"Errata."--p. [4] of wrapper.

Richmond, 522

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120 p.
Number of pages
120

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OL44834021M
OCLC/WorldCat
945637

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