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• 22:43, 5 May 2024 Forkint talk contribs created page File:ReaderFranklin.jpeg
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• 22:41, 5 May 2024 Forkint talk contribs created page File:Finalpagefranklin.jpeg
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• 15:43, 5 May 2024 Forkint talk contribs created page A Response to Gilbert Tennent on The Doctrine of Christianity (Created page with "==Intro== Printed in Philadelphia in 1748 by Benjamin Franklin and David Hall, this book is a storied piece of Americana with two distinct purposes. The codex is only 52 pages long and was initially only intended for local circulation. It was written by a man named John Smith in response to a sermon recently given in the area by Gilbert Tennent. Sometime after the initial circulation, this particular copy came into the possession of the Curtis Publishing Company. They re...")
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