Counterpart to "A strange thing."
Publisher: Henry Bowen
Published: 1828
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Universalism
Other titles: Universalist tract
Notes: Caption title.

Generally attributed to Hosea Ballou, 2d.

"The anti-Universalist tract, entitled 'A strange thing,' first appeared, it is believed, in the "Christian magazine,' at Providence, R.I. a little more than three years ago; and the substance of the following 'Counterpart' was immediately published in the Universalist magazine, at Boston. Since that time, the 'Strange thing' has been adopted by the 'American Tract Society' at New York, stereotyped, and scattered over the whole country"--p. [1].

A strange thing" is attributed to Jacob Ide of Medway, Mass., and was published in the Christian magazine for Sept. 1824, and reprinted in the Universalist magazine for Dec. 11, 1824.