Light Shining in Darkness: Or, the Effects of the Christian Institution, Antiently, Upon the Recusant Pagan, and at Present, Upon the Modern Infidel, Illustrated in a Discourse on John I. 5. Preached at Christ's Church, Canterbury, on St. John's Day, 1742, by Samuel Pegge, ...

Samuel Pegge

ene 1742 · J. Roberts

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