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An argument in defence of Christianity, taken from the concessions of the most antient adversaries, Jews and pagans, philosophers and historians. ... By Gregory Sharpe

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Publication date: 1755.
Call number: 328748
Creator: Sharpe, Gregory (1713-1771)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: (8vo)
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An argument in defence of Christianity, taken from the concessions of the most antient adversaries, Jews and pagans, philosophers and historians. ... By Gregory Sharpe

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