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Abridgement of the Institution of Christian Religion 1585

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Rumball, Edwin

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9781570743870

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1570743878

Publisher: Greyden Press, LLC Summary: "Wherein brief and sound Answers to the Objections of the Adversaries are set down. By William Lawne. Faichfullie translated out of the Latine into English by Christopher Fecherstone...Imprinted at Edinburgh (but really London) by Thomas Vaurrolier 1585." First epitome in English Calvin's Institution, compiled in Latin by the Huguenot exile William Lawne, and translated into English by Christopher Fecherstone, minist [read more]
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ISBN-13:

9781570743870


ISBN:

1570743878


Publisher: Greyden Press, LLC

"Wherein brief and sound Answers to the Objections of the Adversaries are set down. By William Lawne. Faichfullie translated out of the Latine into English by Christopher Fecherstone...Imprinted at Edinburgh (but really London) by Thomas Vaurrolier 1585." First epitome in English Calvin's Institution, compiled in Latin by the Huguenot exile William Lawne, and translated into English by Christopher Fecherstone, minister of the word of God in Sussex. Lawne would have translated it himself, but "it laye not in him to do it, because he was not thoroughly acquainted with our language." (Fetherstone's dedicatory epistle to Lady Pelham).

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