New Haven Theology, alias Taylorism, alias Neology (1834) Easton Press many of which were written

many of which were written during her one-year stay at the New York Institution for the Blind

some of which passed under the personal observation of the author

and reinforced part of it from the bottom side

He notes that the Presbyterian Church in 1818 delivered a strong anti-slavery statement

A presentation of the Lutheran view of an unlimited atonement offered in Christ

New Haven Theology, alias Taylorism, alias Neology (1834) Easton Press many of which were writtenDow, Daniel. New Haven Theology, alias Taylorism, alias Neology; in its own Language, with notes appended. Thompson, [CT]: Printed by George Roberts, 1834. [11469] Removed, sewn into a new acid free wrapper, 8 1 2 x 5 1 1 inches, some edge tatters creases to the first two leaves, 56 pages. Good. Pamphlet. An examination of the New Haven theology, claiming to show both that it is against the word of God, and against all doctrinal platforms and