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Two letters addressed to the editor of the Church, exposing the intolerant bigotry of that journal and animadverting especially on the spirit and assu(...)
Two letters addressed to the editor of the Church, exposing the intolerant bigotry of that journal and animadverting especially on the spirit and assu(...)
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Two letters addressed to the editor of the Church, exposing the intolerant bigotry of that journal and animadverting especially on the spirit and assu(...)

Date1843
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Two letters addressed to the editor of the Church, exposing the intolerant bigotry of that journal and animadverting especially on the spirit and assumptions of an editorial article which appeared in its columns on the 7th April 1843. Printed in double columns. Bound (5) with cop. 1 of Wilkinson, H. The antidote to Dr. Ryerson's Scriptural rights, &c.
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CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana
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Call Number / Accession Number37131055298897D
Dewey Number914201
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