The Vanity of Dogmatizing

New York,: Columbia University Press. Edited by Moody E. Prior (1931)
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The Vanity of Dogmatizing was the first work of Joseph Glanville to be printed in 1661. This edition remains much the same except for some rearrangement and minor stylistic changes.

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B1201.G53.V3 1661a

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9780231898096   0231943202   0231898096

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10.7312/glan94320
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