A review of the general and particular causes which have produced the late disorders and divisions in the Yearly meeting of Friends, held in Philadelphia : with introductory remarks on the state of the primitive churches, their gradual declension, and subsequent advancement in reformation, to the rise of the Society of Friends /

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• A review of the general and particular causes which have produced the late disorders and divisions in the yearly meeting of Friends held in Philadelphia : with introductory remarks on the state of the primitive churches, their gradual declension, and subsequent advancement in reformation, to the rise of the Society of Friends /
  by: Cockburn, James, 1776-1837
  Published: (1829)
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