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1810 THOMAS SCOTT. The Force of Truth & A Vindication of the Divine Inspiration - John Newton. Illustrated where the Church had been

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where the Church had been greatly depleted by migrations to Windsor

closed tear at the bottom of the front toward the spine

all present and in textual order

Spurgeon's Sermon Notes Genesis to Revelation

1810 THOMAS SCOTT. The Force of Truth & A Vindication of the Divine Inspiration - John Newton. Illustrated where the Church had beenAn unusual and very attractive early American imprint of two works by an important late 18th and early 19th century Evangelical. Thomas Scott [1747 1821] is today best remembered for his Commentary on the Whole Bible and his autobiographical work on the nature of true conversion [which he experienced through his friendship with John Newton], The Force of Truth. He was one of the most significant characters in the post Great Awakening world that

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