Christ rejected: or, The trial of the eleven disciples of Christ, in a court of law and equity, as charged with stealing the crucified body of Christ out of the sepulchre

Christ rejected: or, The trial of the eleven disciples of Christ, in a court of law and equity, as charged with stealing the crucified body of Christ out of the sepulchre

by Hewson

Part of Wright American fiction -- v. 1 (1774-1850), no. 1185A

1970

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