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An address to the State of Ohio, protesting against a certain clause of the Militia law enacted by the Legislature at their last session : and shewing the inconsistency of military power interfering with persons of property consecrated to the pious and benevolent purposes of the gospel

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: March, 1818.
Call number: 185884
Creator: Shakers(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 19 cm
Associated people: McNemar, Richard, (1770-1839.); Morrell, Calvin. (1855-1937,); Eames, Wilberforce,
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An address to the State of Ohio, protesting against a certain clause of the Militia law enacted by the Legislature at their last session : and shewing the inconsistency of military power interfering with persons of property consecrated to the pious and benevolent purposes of the gospel

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