1813 Leather New York Excellency of Liturgy

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Title: 1813 Leather New York Excellency of Liturgy

Description: The Excellency of the Liturgy in Four Discourses preached before the University of Cambridge in November 1811….” by Charles Simeon printed at New York by Eastburn Kirk and company 1813. 268 pages leather binding in very good condition light wear, internally very good mild discoloration. Measures 4.5 by 7 inches.

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1813 Leather New York Excellency of Liturgy

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