The Woman of Samaria’s Sermon to the Men of the City, John iv. 29; Or the self-humbling and Christ-exalting Influence of Divine Discoveries.
Printed for David Duncan and sold at his house near the foot of the Best-bow, and by John Briggs in the Luckenbooths, Edinburgh, Laurence Millar in Dysart and Matthews Simson in the Parish of Monsie. 1735. Dark age-toning to pages. Dog-earred corners. Some signs of staining to a few pages. Size: 15.5cm x 9.5cm x 0.7cm. 76 Pages. Condition: Fair- for its age. Binding: Softcover. Thin wraps. Dark age-toning and discolouration marks. Lacks lower corner.
Publisher: David Duncan
Date Published: 1735
Publication Place: Edinburgh
Condition: Fair- for its age.
Binding: Softcover. Thin wraps. Dark age-toning and discolouration marks. Lacks lower corner.
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| Weight | 200 g |
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