The unrighteous monopoly, (by an intolerant party in the Church of England,) of "whatever Christian knowledge Canada possesses," examined, exposed, and rebuked [microform] : to which is added a defence of the Wesleyan Methodists, and other orthodox…
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- The unrighteous monopoly, (by an intolerant party in the Church of England,) of "whatever Christian knowledge Canada possesses," examined, exposed, and rebuked [microform] : to which is added a defence of the Wesleyan Methodists, and other orthodox…
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The unrighteous monopoly, (by an intolerant party in the Church of England,) of "whatever Christian knowledge Canada possesses," examined, exposed, and rebuked [microform] : to which is added a defence of the Wesleyan Methodists, and other orthodox churches in Canada, against the " unchristian bitterness," "violent dealing," and misrepresentation of the theological professor of M'Gill College, Montreal
Author: Harvard, W. M. (William Martin), 1790-1857
Year: 1845
At head of title: No honesty separate from veracity
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