A letter to the Revd. Mr. Joseph Boyse Wherein, the hinge of the controversie, between the subscribers and non subscribers of the north, is consider'd. The pain ducstions are truly stated. Being, some remarks on the Revd. Mr. John Abernethy's defence of his seasonable advice, from page 100, to page 127. By Samuel Hemphil, M.A.

  • Hemphill, Samuel, d. 1741.
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1727
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A letter to the Revd. Mr. Joseph Boyse: Wherein, the hinge of the controversie, between the subscribers and non subscribers of the north, is consider'd. The pain ducstions are truly stated. Being, some remarks on the Revd. Mr. John Abernethy's defence of

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Dublin : Printed by William-Shaw Anburey, in Abby Street: and sold by G. Risk, G. Ewing, in Dames Street, Thomas Whitehouse, on Essex-Bridge, and J. Holmes, in Belfast, 1727.

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