The doctrine of the atonement to be taught without reserve; or, The clergy warned against the errors of a publication, entitled 'Tracts for the times, no. 80 - Ad clerum' : a charge to the Peculiar of Allerton and Allertonshire, at the visitation, August 15, 1838
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Title: The doctrine of the atonement to be taught without reserve; or, The clergy warned against the errors of a publication, entitled 'Tracts for the times, no. 80 - Ad clerum' : a charge to the Peculiar of Allerton and Allertonshire, at the visitation, August 15, 1838
Classmark: Holden Library M-9/TRA
Creator(s): Townsend, George (1788-1857)
Related people: Williams, Isaac, 1802-1865
Publisher: L. & G. Seeley; Andrews
Publication city: London : Durham
Date(s): 1838
Language: English
Size and medium: 59 p
Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/340794
Printed items catalogue: https://leeds.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?vid=44LEE_INST:VU1&docid=alma991014190949705181
Additional description
Bound with 6 other works in volume with spine title: Tracts 17. Volume contents: 1. Townsend, G.: The doctrine of the atonement to be taught without reserve. 1838.--2. Fitzgerald, W.: Episcopacy, tradition, and the Sacraments, considered in reference to the Oxford tracts.--3. A few remarks on the idolatrous tendency of some parts of the Oxford Tracts.--4. Bird, C. S.: The Oxford tract system considered with reference to the principle of reserve in preaching. 1838.--5. Butt, T.: Observations on primitive tradition. 1837.--6. Wilson, W.: A brief examination of Professor Keble's visitation sermon. 1837.--7. Le Mesurier, H.: A recent tract upon reserve in communicating religious knowledge. 1839.
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