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in sorrow for the human misery which it has augment
He began to tell his story to eager audiences and soon embarked on a career of lecturing against the evils of drink
Suffering Saviour
Burchard served as the chancellor of Ingham University and as President of Rutgers Female College
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1849 Anglican priest rejects Christianity, suggests a new more reasonable faith Easton Press in sorrow for the humanFoxton, Frederick J. Popular Christianity: its Transition State, and Probable Development. London: John Chapman, 1849. [10568] Blue publisher's cloth, old ex library matter including a paper label on the spine, several bookplates & discard stamps within, as well as a faint oval ink stamp on the tp. Binding is worn, intact, frayed at the top of the spine, 8 x 5 inches. Lacks the front free end papers (blanks). [xii], 226 clean pp. Publisher's 32 pp.
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