A discourse on the nature and reasonableness of fasting and on the existing causes that call us to that duty
delivered at Princeton on Tuesday the 6th January 1795, being the day appointed by the Synod of New-York and New-Jersey to be observed as a general fast by all the churches of their communion in those states, and now published in compliance with the request of the students of theology and law in Princeton
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Author
Contributions
- American Imprint Collection (Library of Congress) - Contributor
Publication
1795 - Printed by William Young, bookseller ..., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Language
English
Word Count
7,750 words, Guess
Page Count
31 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6214007M
- OCLC Control Number9619214
- OCLC Control Number62802019
- Library of Congress Control Number56053854
Classifications
- LCCBV4270 .S55
Alternate Titles
- Discourse on the nature and reasonableness of fasting, &c. delivered at Princeton, January 6, 1795
- Discourse on the nature and reasonableness of fasting, etc. delivered at Princeton, January 6, 1795
Subjects
Genres
- Sermons
- Early works to 1800
Other Editions
- A discourse on the nature and reasonableness of fasting and on the existing causes that call us to that duty
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