First series of Dr. Bowden's letters to Dr. Miller; with a preface, by the Right Reverend Benjamin T. Onderdonk. -v. 2. Second series of Dr. Bowden's letters to Dr. Miller; Dr. Cooke's Essay on the invalidity of Presbyterian ordination; and Episcopacy tested by Scripture, by the Right Reverend Henry U. Onderdonk

John Bowden

Jan 1846 · Henry M. Onderdonk

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