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80. US . AN INQUIRY into the Merits or the he
formed Doctrine Of eINruTAT1oH,' as contrasted
with those of Catholic Imputation; or the Card-
nal Peint of Controversy between the Church of
Rome and the Protestant High Church; together
with Miscellaneous Essays on the Catholic Faith
By V4sBRvGH LIVINGSTON, Esq, rccentlya Mem
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