A letter to Alexander Addison, president of the county courts of Pennsylvania : in answer to his Rise and progress of revolution, giving an account of the private history and characters of the Abbé Barruel, and Professor Robison, with a vindication of the Illuminées, and proofs that infidelity and scepticism have only originated from the vices and intrigues of the established clergy in the different countries of Europe /

A letter to Alexander Addison, president of the county courts of Pennsylvania : in answer to his Rise and progress of revolution, giving an account of the private history and characters of the Abbé Barruel, and Professor Robison, with a vindication of the Illuminées, and proofs that infidelity and scepticism have only originated from the vices and intrigues of the established clergy in the different countries of Europe /

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Main Author: Wood, John, 1775?-1822
Corporate Author: Miscellaneous Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Philadelphia : Printed by R. Folwell, 1801.
Subjects:
Addison, Alexander, > 1759-1807. > Rise and progress of revolution.

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Call Number: LCP Api*.99 3126
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