The Sacred Theory of the Earth: In which are Set Forth the Wisdom of God Displayed in the Works of the Creation, Salvation, and Consummation of All Things ...

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T. Kinnersley, 1816 - Cosmogony - 716 pages
 

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TitleThe Sacred Theory of the Earth: In which are Set Forth the Wisdom of God Displayed in the Works of the Creation, Salvation, and Consummation of All Things ...
The Sacred Theory of the Earth: In which are Set Forth the Wisdom of God Displayed in the Works of the Creation, Salvation, and Consummation of All Things, Thomas Burnet
AuthorThomas Burnet
PublisherT. Kinnersley, 1816
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedNov 10, 2008
Length716 pages
  
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