A brief historical relation
of the life of Mr. John Livingston Minister of the Gospel: First at Killinchie in Ireland, next at Stranrawer, and thereafter at Ancrum in Scotland, and last at Rotterdam in Holland. Containing several observations of the divine goodness manifested to him in the several occurrences thereof. Written by himself, during his Banishment for the Cause of Christ. Imitanda illorum vita, qui Christi vitam imitati sunt. Carefully corrected. .
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Publication
1754 - printed by William Duncan, sen. for Andrew Stevenson Writer in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Scotland
Language
English
Word Count
668,000 words, Guess
Page Count
2,672 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL60010070M
- OCLC Control Number897060044
Classifications
- LCCBX9079 .B75 1754
Alternate Titles
- Memorable characteristics and remarkable passages of divine providence, exemplified in the lives of a considerable number of the most eminent divines and private Christians, who lived in Scotland, during the first century after the Reformation.
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Series Statement
- Eighteenth century collections online
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