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Strictures on a publication entitled Believer immersion as opposed to unbeliever sprinkling, in two letters addressed to Alexander Crawford
Strictures on a publication entitled Believer immersion as opposed to unbeliever sprinkling, in two letters addressed to Alexander Crawford
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Strictures on a publication entitled Believer immersion as opposed to unbeliever sprinkling, in two letters addressed to Alexander Crawford

Date1828
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Strictures on a publication entitled Believer immersion as opposed to unbeliever sprinkling, in two letters addressed to Alexander Crawford. Bound (6) with Brookes, J.H. The coming and appearing of Our Lord.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055326128D
Dewey Number232.6 B68 v. 6 BR
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