Pre-existence, a poem in imitation of Milton, elucidating that passage in Paradise lost, previous to the Mosaic creation. Written originally in the last century, and now carefully revised by D. Mountfort. ..
by David Mountfort
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 5599, no. 12.
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