Remarks upon the Defence of the Reverend Mr. Hemphill's observations : in a letter to a friend. Wherein the orthodoxy of his principles, the excellency and meekness of his temper, and the justice of his complaints against the rev. Commission, are briefly considered; and humbly proposed to the view of his admirers. By Obadiah Jenkins. [Three lines from II. Timothy], (electronic resource)

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The Resource Remarks upon the Defence of the Reverend Mr. Hemphill's observations : in a letter to a friend. Wherein the orthodoxy of his principles, the excellency and meekness of his temper, and the justice of his complaints against the rev. Commission, are briefly considered; and humbly proposed to the view of his admirers. By Obadiah Jenkins. [Three lines from II. Timothy], (electronic resource)

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Title remainder: in a letter to a friend. Wherein the orthodoxy of his principles, the excellency and meekness of his temper, and the justice of his complaints against the rev. Commission, are briefly considered; and humbly proposed to the view of his admirers. By Obadiah Jenkins. [Three lines from II. Timothy]

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Remarks upon the Defence of the Reverend Mr. Hemphill's observations : in a letter to a friend. Wherein the orthodoxy of his principles, the excellency and meekness of his temper, and the justice of his complaints against the rev. Commission, are briefly considered; and humbly proposed to the view of his admirers. By Obadiah Jenkins. [Three lines from II. Timothy]

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Philadelphia, Printed and sold by Andrew Bradford at the Sign of the Bible in Second-Street, M,DCC,XXXV. 1735

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