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History of the atonement controversy, in connexion with the Secession church, from its origin to the present time / Andrew Robertson.

By: Robertson, Andrew

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TextPublisher: Edinburgh : W. Oliphant and Sons, 1846Description: viii, 368 pages ; 18 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeLocal Note: Contains Thomas Smyth Signature.Differentiable Local Note:

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Contains Thomas Smyth Signature.

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