1881 ECLECTIC & SCARCE. Rare Pamphlets on Gog & Magog, The Soul, the Atheist Charles Bradlaugh, Israel, &c. Commentary Surely if you love me

Surely if you love me (and I hope

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She also played a critical role in the Keswick movement

*An Indian Sabbath

1881 ECLECTIC & SCARCE. Rare Pamphlets on Gog & Magog, The Soul, the Atheist Charles Bradlaugh, Israel, &c. Commentary Surely if you love meA fascinating sammelband of rare pamphlets, including on the soul by philosopher and brother of John Henry Newman, Francis William Newman, on Creation [engaged with Charles Darwin]; on Gog and Magog and Israel; on the divisive election of renowned atheist Charles Bradlaugh [two works]; a work on a Baptist reproof of Swedenborgian views of the Soul; and a work on Christ by Particular Baptist J. C. Philpot. Newman, Francis William. The Soul, Its Sorrows