An edition of A "Bunker Hill" contest, A.D. 1826 (1826)
A "Bunker Hill" contest, A.D. 1826
Between the "Holy Alliance" for the establishment of hierarchy, and ecclesiasitcal [sic] domination over the human mind, on the one side; and the asserters of free inquiry, bible religion, Christian freedom and civil liberty on the other. The Rev Charles Finney, "home missionary," and high priest of the expeditions of the alliance in the interior of New-York; head quarters, county of Oneida
By Ephraim Perkins
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1826
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Printed for the author
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eng
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102
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A "Bunker Hill" contest, A.D. 1826
A "Bunker Hill" contest, A.D. 1826between the "Holy Alliance" for the establishment of hierarchy, and ecclesiasitcal [sic] domination over the human mind, on the one side; and the asserters of free inquiry, Bible religion, Christian freedom and civil liberty on the other : the Rev. Charles Finney, "home missionary," and high priest of the expeditions of the alliance in the interior of New-York; head quarters, county of Oneida / by Ephraim Perkins
Language: eng
Pages: 102
Published In: 1826
Publisher: Printed for the author
A "Bunker Hill" contest, A.D. 1826Between the "Holy Alliance" for the establishment of hierarchy, and ecclesiasitcal [sic] domination over the human mind, on the one side; and the asserters of free inquiry, bible religion, Christian freedom and civil liberty on the other. The Rev Charles Finney, "home missionary," and high priest of the expeditions of the alliance in the interior of New-York; head quarters, county of Oneida
Language: eng
Pages: 102
Published In: 1826
Publisher: Printed for the author