The injustice of classing Unitarians with deists and infidels. A discourse written with reference to some reflections from the pens of Bishops Newton, Hurd, and Horsley, Doctors White, Knox and Fuller, Mrs Piozzi and others; and delivered at Tiverton, Jul
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