The History and Character of St. Paul, Examined; in a Letter to Theophilus, Occasioned by Observations on the Conversion ... of St. Paul: in a Letter to G. West [by George, Lord Lyttelton]; with a Preface by Way of Postscript [signed, M. P., I.e. Moral Philosopher, Pseudonym of P. Annet].

Peter ANNET

Jan 1750 ·

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