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Remarks on a book intitled, Christianity as old as the creation, : with regard to ecclesiastical antiquity. By a priest of the University of Cambridge. There is added also an appendix, defending the Lord Bishop of London's account of the stoical fate, against a late writer. By the same author

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1732.
Call number: 314062
Creator: Chapman, John (1704-1784)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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Remarks on a book intitled, Christianity as old as the creation, : with regard to ecclesiastical antiquity. By a priest of the University of Cambridge. There is added also an appendix, defending the Lord Bishop of London's account of the stoical fate, against a late writer. By the same author

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