Folded Sheet Letter to Reverend Nathan Stone from Benjamin Lincoln
Subject
Account of the Excellency; The Post; Abigail; Duties of wives to their husbands; David; Mr. Pool; Rubal's son; Lies; Collection out of the Spectator; Covetousness; Enticement of women; Evil of mankind; Proof of inherent evil; Theological argumentsAbstract
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