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Title: Of the gospel and regeneration.
Creator: Birch, James, approximately 1725-approximately 1805.
Law, William, 1686-1761, attributed name.
Birch, James, approximately 1725-approximately 1805.Book of the gospel and regeneration.
Date Created and/or Issued: [about 1800]
Contributing Institution: UCLA, William Andrews Clark Memorial Library
Collection: Early Modern English Manuscripts from UCLA’s Clark Library
Rights Information: Public Domain
Material in the public domain. No restrictions on use.
Description: Scope/Content: Manuscript. On front paste-down endpaper in 19th century hand: "NB. 31 lines and 12 words in a line falls short of the print."
Scope/Content: Very fine copy manuscript of The book of the gospel and regeneration by religious sect leader James Birch. Previously attributed to William Law, this volume contains Birch's work as published, with very few alterations. Though there are transcription errors throughout the text, they have been very neatly cancelled and certain words are calligraphically embellished. A table of contents preceeds the main text. Several pages have been completely excised at the back of the volume, presumably at an early date.
Condition: Bound in original vellum; very soiled with damage to spine and hinges.
Type: text
Extent: 318 pages, bound ;32 cm
Identifier: ark:/21198/n1qg83
f MS.1960.023
Subject: Christian sects--England--Early works to 1800.
Theology--Early works to 1800.
Place: England
Location: CLUW

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