Reply to the Affectionate Address of the Rev. Richard Watson, to Those Trustees, Stewards, Local Preachers, and Leaders, of the London South Circuit, ... Sept. 23, 1828: Being a Defence of the Conce - Softcover
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I. Mr. Watson acknowledges nothing wrong on the part of the Leeds Special District Meeting and the Conference; hut omits all reference to' the facts on which the London South Address was founded.
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