The path of the just, exhibited in the character of the Rev. Henry Duncan, D.D., late minister of the Free Chuch at Ruthwell, in a sermon preached on the occasion of his lamented death

The path of the just, exhibited in the character of the Rev. Henry Duncan, D.D., late minister of the Free Chuch at Ruthwell, in a sermon preached on the occasion of his lamented death

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