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A gentleman's religion: : with the grounds and reasons of it. In which the truth of Christianity in general is vindicated; its simplicity asserted; and some introductory rules, for the discovering of its particular doctrines and precepts, are proposed. By a private gentleman

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1693.
Call number: 308665
Creator: Synge, Edward (1659-1741)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 12mo
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A gentleman's religion: : with the grounds and reasons of it. In which the truth of Christianity in general is vindicated; its simplicity asserted; and some introductory rules, for the discovering of its particular doctrines and precepts, are proposed. By a private gentleman

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