CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN TWO LAYMEN, on Strict and Mixed Communion; in Which the Principal Arguments in Favor of the Latter Practice, are Stated, as Nearly as Possible, in the Words of Its Most Powerful Advocate, the Rev. Robert

Item #44422 CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN TWO LAYMEN, on Strict and Mixed Communion; in Which the Principal Arguments in Favor of the Latter Practice, are Stated, as Nearly as Possible, in the Words of Its Most Powerful Advocate, the Rev. Robert Hall.; With Dr. Griffin's Letter of Communion, and the Review of It by Professor Ripley, of Newton. J. G. Fuller.

CONVERSATIONS BETWEEN TWO LAYMEN, on Strict and Mixed Communion; in Which the Principal Arguments in Favor of the Latter Practice, are Stated, as Nearly as Possible, in the Words of Its Most Powerful Advocate, the Rev. Robert Hall.; With Dr. Griffin's Letter of Communion, and the Review of It by Professor Ripley, of Newton.

Fuller, J. G.

Boston: Published by Lincoln & Edmands. 1831. 1st edition (American Imprints 7198. xxv, 26 - 321, [3 (publisher adverts)] pp. 12mo, signed in 6s. 5-7/8" x 3-5/8". Period brown full calf binding with black leather title label to spine. Speckled edges/. Binding wear, with some leather scaling to spine. Browning to preliminary & terminal leaves. A Good copy. Item #44422

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