A blow at the root of pretended Calvinism: or, real antinomianism. Being a defence of free thoughts, on the extent of the death of Christ, and the doctrine of reprobation. from the objections of an anonymous remarker. In several Letters to a Friend. By John Hampson.

People / Organizations

Jasper Sprange ("printed by")
John Hampson (Author)

Imprint

Tunbridge-Wells: printed and sold by Jasper Sprange, (for the author) and may be had of J. Johnson, St. Paul's-Church Yard; and of T. Scollick, City-Road, London, [1788]

Publication year

1788

ESTC No.

T61213

Grub Street ID

286917

Description

[2],115,[1]p. ; 8⁰

Note

Half-title: 'Pretended Calvinism: or, real antinomianism.' - The dedication leaf after the titlepage has been inserted.

'Free thoughts on the extent of the death of Christ' was published in 1787.

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A blow at the root of pretended Calvinism: or, real antinomianism. Being a defence of free thoughts, on the extent of the death of Christ, and the doctrine of reprobation. from the objections of an anonymous remarker. In several Letters to a Friend. By John Hampson.