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Truth its own test and God its only judge. Or, An inquiry, --how far men may claim authority over each other's religious opinions? : A discourse, delivered at New-Milford, October 12th, 1800. By Stanley Griswold, Pastor of a church in New-Milford. [Two lines of quotations]

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Publication date: --1800--
Call number: 182253
Creator: Griswold, Stanley (1763-1815)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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Truth its own test and God its only judge. Or, An inquiry, --how far men may claim authority over each other's religious opinions? : A discourse, delivered at New-Milford, October 12th, 1800. By Stanley Griswold, Pastor of a church in New-Milford. [Two lines of quotations]

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