Plain evidences, by which the nature and character of the true church of Christ may be known and distinguished from all others
Subtitle: Taken from a work entitled "The manifesto, or a declaration of the doctrines and practice of the church of Christ;" published at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky, 1818
By: By John Dunlavy. ; [Two lines from Malachi]
Contributors: Dunlavy, John, 1769-1826; Hoffman & White
Publisher: Printed by Hoffman and White, no. 71 State-Street
Published: 1834
Place of publication: Albany
Language: eng
Number of pages: 120
Subjects: Millennium (Eschatology); Shakers
Notes: "The publishers of these evidences, considering the original and valuable work of the author, (comprising 520 pages octavo) too large to meet their present views, and believing that a selection of some important subjects from it would very acceptable ... have selected the following pages from that work, which ... they now submit to the public."--verso of title page.

"Extracts from a letter addressed to Barton W. Stone by John Dunlavy."--p. [105]-119.

"Poem."--p. 120. Eight numbered stanzas of eight lines. By John Dunlavy.

"Errata."--p. [4] of wrapper.

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