The Diary of William Bentley: Biographical sketch, by J. G. Waters. Address on Dr. Bentley, by Marguerite Dalrymple. Bibliography by Alice G. Waters. Account of the East meeting-house, by J. G. Waters. Diary of Dr. William Bentley, 1784-1792Essex Institute, 1905 |
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The Diary of William Bentley, D. D.: Biographical sketch, by J.G. Waters ... William Bentley Visualização completa - 1905 |
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