1850 The Divine Law of Beneficence. God's Design for Giving shaped note although that is not his

although that is not his stated intention

Italian translation of a work of M

Six pages of historical introduction followed by very interesting and informative records pertaining to 128 individual congregations

He argued strongly against the secularization of the Italian state

Firenze: Bemporad & Figlio

1850 The Divine Law of Beneficence. God's Design for Giving shaped note although that is not hisCooke, Parsons. The Divine Law of Beneficence. New York: American Tract Society, c. 1850. [10632] Blindstamped cloth, faded to brown at the spine and edges, 6 x 4 inches, tight. 104, 8 pages, the last 8 being testimonies to the worthiness of the system laid down in the book. Good. Hardcover. A treatment of charity and church giving, with examination of God's design in it, how it appears in both Testaments, and reasons for complying with this law of