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The merits of the case, being an address by Dr. M'Kay, of Dunoon, to his parishioners in the year 1840, with an original appendix illustrative of the progress of the controversy since 1840
The merits of the case, being an address by Dr. M'Kay, of Dunoon, to his parishioners in the year 1840, with an original appendix illustrative of the progress of the controversy since 1840
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The merits of the case, being an address by Dr. M'Kay, of Dunoon, to his parishioners in the year 1840, with an original appendix illustrative of the progress of the controversy since 1840

Date1844
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The merits of the case, being an address by Dr. M'Kay, of Dunoon, to his parishioners in the year 1840, with an original appendix illustrative of the progress of the controversy since 1840. At head of title: Free church of Scotland. No. 2.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055298145D
Dewey Number285.2 M1118 BR
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