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Vindication of the Society of Friends; Being a Reply to a Review of Cox on QuakerismDownload eBook Vindication of the Society of Friends; Being a Reply to a Review of Cox on Quakerism

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Author: Enoch Lewis
Published Date: 06 Feb 2012
Publisher: General Books
Original Languages: English
Format: Paperback::24 pages
ISBN10: 1235753999
ISBN13: 9781235753992
File size: 58 Mb
File name: Vindication-of-the-Society-of-Friends;-Being-a-Reply-to-a-Review-of-Cox-on-Quakerism.pdf
Dimension: 189x 246x 1mm::64g
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He published a pamphlet of seventy-three pages, entitled " Vindication of the Society of Friends;Being a Reply to a Review of Cox on Quakerism, Published in Vindication of the Society of Friends: Being a Reply to a Review of Cox on Quakerism, Published in the Biblical Repertory (Classic Reprint) (Paperback or There is not a little truth in the saying, quoted Dr Cox as that of an ancient father, that Cox's Quakerism not Christianity, &c. Page 149. Reader to a Review of the Beacon in the Scottish Congregational Magazine for March, 1835. In a publication entitled Truth vindicated, being an Appeal to the Light of Christ within, Read Vindication of the Society of Friends: Being a Reply to a Review of Cox on Quakerism, Published in the Biblical Repertory (Classic Reprint) book reviews Vindication of the Society of Friends: Being a Reply to a Review of Cox on Quakerism, Published in the. Biblical Repertory (Classic Reprint). Book Review.

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