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An attempt to account for the infidelity of the late Edward Gibbon, Esq. : Founded on his own memoirs, published by John Lord Sheffield; with reflections on the best means of checking ... scepticism and irreligion; including an account of the conversion and death of ... George Lord Lyttelton

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1797]
Call number: 313898
Creator: Evans, John (1767-1827)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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An attempt to account for the infidelity of the late Edward Gibbon, Esq. : Founded on his own memoirs, published by John Lord Sheffield; with reflections on the best means of checking ... scepticism and irreligion; including an account of the conversion and death of ... George Lord Lyttelton

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