Voices of Nature to her Foster-child, the Soul of Man: a series of analogies between the natural and the spiritual world. By the author of “A Reel in a Bottle” [i.e. George Barrell Cheever]. Edited by Rev. Henry T. CheeverCharles Scribner, 1852 - 430 pages |
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