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by J. H. Merle d'Aubigné

J. H. Merle D'aubigne, D.d

J’appelle accessoire, l’estat des affaires de ceste vie caduque et transitoire. J’appelle principal le gouvernement spirituel auquel reluit souverainement la providence de Dieu. — Theodore De Beze.

By accessory I mean the state of affairs in this fading and transitory life. By principal I mean the spiritual government in which the providence of God is sovereignly displayed.

A NEW TRANSLATION:
(CONTAINING THE AUTHOR’S LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,)
BY HENRY BEVERIDGE, ESQ., ADVOCATE.
VOLUME SECOND.
PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM COLLINS,
SOUTH FREDERICK STREET, GLASGOW.
PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON.
1846.


GLASGOW:
WILLIAM COLLINS AND CO.
PRINTERS.

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