The providential history of mankind opened,. by the key "of the knowledge of good and evil." Applied to the Holy Scriptures, by the Rev. James Stronge, A. M. Of the Diocese of Armagh. 3215012

The providential history of mankind opened,. by the key "of the knowledge of good and evil." Applied to the Holy Scriptures, by the Rev. James Stronge, A. M. Of the Diocese of Armagh.

Stronge, James

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1764

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London

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Springhill, County Londonderry

NT 3215012

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[12],lxxii[i.e. lxxiii],[1],446p. ;. 8vo. Provenance: Eighteenth-century inscription on title page: "Marcus McCausland" [i.e. Marcus Gage (born McCausland) (b.1755)]. Binding: Eighteenth-century full calf; red sprinkled edges; spine with five raised bands, spine title "Providential History".

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The providential history of mankind opened,. by the key "of the knowledge of good and evil." Applied to the Holy Scriptures, by the Rev. James Stronge, A. M. Of the Diocese of Armagh.

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