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A series of letters to a Universalist; in which the subject of modern Universalism is examined; the arguments by which it is supported, refuted, and its falsity and absurdity clearly proved by the dictates of common sense, the light of sound philosophy and the word of God, by Philemon R. Russell. by Russell, Philemon Robbins. is a book available to read on EtoBox.
- Author
- Russell, Philemon Robbins.
- Publisher
- Brown, 1842.
- Published
- 1842
- Language
- EN
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