A history of the origin and progress of the doctrine of universal salvation. : Also, the final reconciliation of all men to holiness and happiness, fully and clearly proved from Scripture, reason and common sense. : And the principal texts of Scripture, commonly understood to mean never-ending punishment for sin, examined, and the true Scriptural sense of them clearly explained. : The dreadful doctrine of endless misery investigated, and the long controversy, whether of not all men will finally be saved, decided., by Thomas Brown et al.

Title:	A history of the origin and progress of the doctrine of universal salvation. : Also, the final reconciliation of all men to holiness and happiness, fully and clearly proved from Scripture, reason and common sense. : And the principal texts of Scripture, commonly understood to mean never-ending punishment for sin, examined, and the true Scriptural sense of them clearly explained. : The dreadful doctrine of endless misery investigated, and the long controversy, whether of not all men will finally be saved, decided.
Author:	Brown, Thomas, 1766-
Author:	Wood, George, 1796?-1857
Note:	Printed for the author by G. Wood, 1826

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