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The history of paradise: or A discourse on the state of innocence and the fall of man. : (Wherein our reflections are carried on to the grace of our redemption, by God manifested in the flesh.) With some occasional thoughts on a late author or two's unhappy notions in relation to this subject

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Type: Rare Books(Opens in new tab)
Publication date: 1713.
Call number: 442698
Creator: Presbyter of the Church of England(Opens in new tab)
Dimensions: 15 cm (12mo)
Associated people: Browne, Daniel, (1647-1727,); Barker, B. (-1764,); Strahan, George, (-1752,)
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The history of paradise: or A discourse on the state of innocence and the fall of man. : (Wherein our reflections are carried on to the grace of our redemption, by God manifested in the flesh.) With some occasional thoughts on a late author or two's unhappy notions in relation to this subject

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