The Bible, and Nothing But the Bible, the Religion of the Church of England: Being an Answer to the Letter of an Unitarian Lay Seceder [i.e. “A Letter to the Bishop of St. David's” by G. W. Meadley]: with Notes and Illustrations Containing Schleusner's Interpretation of Passages of the New Testament Relative to the Established Doctrines of Christianity: to which are Added, a Postscript on the Anti-Socinianism of Newton and Locke: and a Letter Dedicatory to the Bishop of Gloucester on the Divinity and Atonement of Christ

Thomas BURGESS (successively Bishop of Saint David's and of Salisbury.)

ene 1815 · Jonathan Harris

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