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Chap. IV. Of the true Notion of Human Soul, and what ought to be esteem'd the most Rational Idea thereof.

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Chap. IV. Of the true Notion of Human Soul, and what ought to be esteem'd the most Rational Idea thereof.

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Coward, William. - Second thoughts concerning human soul, demonstrating the notion of human soul, as believ'd to be a spiritual and immaterial substance, united to human body, to be an intention of the heathens and not consonant to the principles of philosophy, reason or religion

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1704 -

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