Military Courts of Inquiry (one leaf detached in this section)
Containing Two Hundred Sermons and Discourses
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Top 2" of backstrip repasted to spine
Eleven lectures in which reason is placed before revelation
A Review of Dr. Woods' Letters to Dr. Taylor, on the Permission of Sin 1830 shaped note Military Courts of Inquiry (one[Fitch, Eleazer T.]. A Review of Dr. Woods' Letters to Dr. Taylor, on the Permission of Sin. Together with Remarks on Dr. Bellamy's Treatise on the same subject; First published in the Quarterly Christian Spectator, for September 1830. New Haven: Baldwin and Treadway, Printers, 1830. Second Edition. [11475] Removed, no wrapper, 8 1 4 x 5 1 4 inches, 50 pages, foxing. Good. Pamphlet. A defense of Nathaniel William Taylor, D. D. (1786 1858), who was