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The fathers, the reformers, and the public formularies, of the Church of England, in harmony with Calvin, and against the Bishop of Lincoln : to which is prefixed a letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, on the subject of this controversy. / by a layman. ; With a preface, notes, and an appendix, by an American clergyman. ; [Nine lines of quotations].

Author
Allen, John, 1771-1839
Published
Philadelphia : Published by Philip H. Nicklin and A. Small, 1817.
Physical Description
1 online resource (xxxv pages, 2 unnumbered pages, 38-203 pages, 1 unnumbered pages)
Additional Creators
Calvin, Jean, 1509-1564 and American clergyman
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Open Digital Theological Library (Internet Archive)
Note
Extracts from Calvin's Institutes of the Christian religion in parallel columns with extracts from formularies of the Church of England, quotations from Tomline's work, and comments by the author; followed by a two chapters headed: The sentiments of the fathers of the Protestant Episcopal Church [and] Conclusion.
Attributed to John Allen in the Dictionary of national biography. His letter to the Archbishop of Canterbury, p. [xi]-xxxv, is signed: A layman. April 30, 1812.
The preface to the American edition is dated: Philada. Jan. 17, 1817.
Copyright Jan. 25, 1817 by Philip H. Nicklin.
Last page blank.
"The Calvinistic doctrine of original sin stated and defended."--Appendix, p. [177]-203.
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references.
Reviewed/Cited In
Shaw & Shoemaker 39963
Shaw & Shoemaker 40805
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