A letter to the author of a late epistolary dissertation. Addressed to Mr. Warburton. Wherein all his objections to Mr. Warburton's interpretation of the command to Abraham to offer up his son Isaac, are considered. By L. U. P. ----- A.M
by Edwards
Part of Eighteenth Century -- reel 10783, no. 06.
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