The Methodist ministry further defended against The Exclusive Claims of High Episcopalians; in a series of lectures addressed to the Rev. Charles J. Shreve, Rector of Guysboro'; in reply to his letters, entitles The divine origin and uninterrupted succession of episcopacy maintained View on Open Library

The Methodist ministry further defended against The Exclusive Claims of High Episcopalians; in a series of lectures addressed to the Rev. Charles J. Shreve, Rector of Guysboro'; in reply to his letters, entitles The divine origin and uninterrupted succession of episcopacy maintained

by Alexander W. McLeod

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