Christian views of human suffering
By: William E. Channing, D.D ; Printed for the American Unitarian Association.
Contributors: Butts, I. R. 1795-1882.; American Unitarian Association.; James Munroe and Company.
Series: Tracts of the American Unitarian Association -- 1st series, no. 152
Publisher: James Munroe & Co. 134 Washington Street.
Published: 1840
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Subjects: Follen, Charles, -- 1796-1840.; Theodicy.
Notes: "On the 13th of January, the steamboat Lexington was burnt on Long Island Sound, about fifty miles from New York. Of the crew and passengers only four escaped. Among the lost was the Rev. Charles Follen, LL.D. These circumstances gave occasion to the following discourse, which was deferred, until all hope of the escape of Dr. Follen was taken away."--verso of title page.

At head of title: 1st series. No. 152.

"I.R. Butts, printer, 2 School Street."--verso of title page.

Pages 4-30 also numbered 224-250.

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