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An Address to Deists, Being a Proof of Reveal'd Religion from Miracles and Prophecies. In Answer to a Book, Entitled, the Resurrection of Jesus Consider'd by a Moral Philosopher. By John Jackson, ...
The Second Part of the Plea for Humane Reason. In Answer to a Letter Written to the Author of the Plea for Humane Reason. Under the Name of John Browne
A Plea for Humane Reason, Shewing the Sufficiency of It in Matters of Religion, in a Letter to the ... Lord Bishop of London
The History of the Scottish Stage, from Its First Establishment to the Present Time; ... The Whole Necessarily Interspersed with Memoirs of His Own Life, by John Jackson, ...
Chronological Antiquities V2
The Spirit of the World, and the Spirit Which Is of God
A Plea for Human Reason
The Spirit of the World, and the Spirit Which Is of God
A Plea for Human Reason
A Defense of Human Liberty

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