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1810 THOMAS SCOTT. The Force of Truth & A Vindication of the Divine Inspiration - John Newton. Biography that no man the less

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that no man the less

A work truly worthy of academic investment into translation and scholarly research as it impacts early translation

Scarce with only a few institutional examples and no copies available on the market

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1810 THOMAS SCOTT. The Force of Truth & A Vindication of the Divine Inspiration - John Newton. Biography that no man the lessAn unusual and very attractive early American imprint of two works by an important late 18th and early 19th century Evangelical. Thomas Scott [1747 1821] is today best remembered for his Commentary on the Whole Bible and his autobiographical work on the nature of true conversion [which he experienced through his friendship with John Newton], The Force of Truth. He was one of the most significant characters in the post Great Awakening world that

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