A plain and easy account of the fall of man.  In which, the distinct agency of an evil spirit is asserted; and the Objection, taken from the Silence of Moses upon that Point, fully answered. In a letter to a friend. By James Hampton, A.M.

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Hampton, Mr. (James), 1721-1778.

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A plain and easy account of the fall of man. In which, the distinct agency of an evil spirit is asserted; and the Objection, taken from the Silence of Moses upon that Point, fully answered. In a letter to a friend. By James Hampton, A.M.