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  Published: (1800)
• A caution against Trinitarianism : or, an inquiry Whether those who now follow the example of the Ancient Fathers, by invoking God's servant the Messiah as Supreme Deity, are the only True Worshippers of the one Almighty God revealed in the Bible; or do not deserve the name of idolaters: in five letters addressed to the Reverend Mr. Davis, Wigston, Leicestershire. containing some remarks upon his late publication, stiled "A caution against Socinianism, &c." By a Northamptonshire farmer
  by: Sharman, Edward
  Published: (1799)
• A free and serious address to the Christian laity, especially such as embracing Unitarian sentiments conform to Trinitarian worship : To which is prefixed, An introduction; wherein the worship of the holy scriptures is contrasted with the worship of the Church of England, and of dissenters
  by: Toulmin, Joshua
  Published: (1781)
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  by: Unitarian Christian
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