A serious and affectionate address, to all orders of men, adapted to this awful crisis. In which are earnestly recommended, the works of the late Rev. William Law, A.M. Not yet sufficiently known, thought they contain a divine philosophy, which marvellously unsolds all the mysteries of nature and grace, and immutably establishes the Christian religion, upon its own self-evident and eternal principles. : To which are added three letters, written by Mr. law, to the author.

Dewey Classmark
241
Local Shelfmark
B241 SER
Publication
Bath : Printed and sold by S. Hazard: sold also by G. Robinson, Pater-noster-Row, London, and T. Mills, Bristol , M.DCCLXXXI. [1781]
Physical Description
[4], 92, [1] p. : 21cm. (8vo.)
Note
The author is addressed as L-- in letter III.
Edited by Thomas Mills. (from 'Advertisement', p. 91.)
Contents
Contents: With a half-title.
Subject - Personal Name
Law, William, 1686-1761.
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A serious and affectionate address, to all orders of men, adapted to this awful crisis. In which are earnestly recommended, the works of the late Rev. William Law, A.M. Not yet sufficiently known, thought they contain a divine philosophy, which marvellously unsolds all the mysteries of nature and grace, and immutably establishes the Christian religion, upon its own self-evident and eternal principles. :
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To which are added three letters, written by Mr. law, to the author.
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Printed and sold by S. Hazard: sold also by G. Robinson, Pater-noster-Row, London, and T. Mills, Bristol ,
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[4], 92, [1] p. :
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The author is addressed as L-- in letter III.
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Edited by Thomas Mills. (from 'Advertisement', p. 91.)
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Law, William,
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1686-1761.
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