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A Fish Caught in His Own Net
A polemical work critiquing infant baptism practices, using logical argumentation to expose contradictions in paedobaptist theology.
Printed by Edes and Gill, Boston, 1768. TCP N08465 (uwgraphics VEP2_TCP_SimpleText).
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