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Truth defended and Methodism weighed in the balance and found wanting : being a reply to the third address of the Rev. Robert Heys ... to the Wesleyan Methodist societies in Douglas and its vicinity, and also an exposure of the principles of Methodism

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: [1840]
Call number: 424741
Creator: Taylor, John (1808-1887)(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 17 cm
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Truth defended and Methodism weighed in the balance and found wanting : being a reply to the third address of the Rev. Robert Heys ... to the Wesleyan Methodist societies in Douglas and its vicinity, and also an exposure of the principles of Methodism

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