A sermon, occasioned by the death of David Bates Douglass, L.L. D., prof. mathematics, Geneva College, and preached in the College Chapel, on the last Sunday of the term, December 16, 1849
by Benjamin Hale
Book 615 of Pamphlets in American history -- B
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