The Supremacy and Obligation of Conscience: Considered with Reference to the Opposite Errors of Romanism and Protestantism (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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The reader Who is acquainted with the admirable lectures of Bishop Sanderson will see that I have followed him not only in his general outlines, but in several particulars, most of which are specified in the notes. I confess that-i found it diffi cult to write on Conscience without being indebted to this famous casuis't; and if what I have said shall have the effect to excite inquiry and demand for his Writings on the subject, I shall think my own labors amply rewarded.
The discourses have been in part re-written since they were preached; a circumstance which I deem it proper to mention, in order that I may be held alone responsible for their sentiments.'
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