APA (7th ed.) Citation

Broughton, T. A defence of the commonly-received doctrine of the human soul: As an immaterial and naturally-immortal principle in man, against the objections of some modern writers: including the true Scripture-doctrine of death, life and immortality, and of the necessity and extent of the Christian redemption. By Thomas Broughton, ..

Chicago Style (17th ed.) Citation

Broughton, Thomas. A Defence of the Commonly-received Doctrine of the Human Soul: As an Immaterial and Naturally-immortal Principle in Man, Against the Objections of Some Modern Writers: Including the True Scripture-doctrine of Death, Life and Immortality, and of the Necessity and Extent of the Christian Redemption. By Thomas Broughton, ..

MLA (9th ed.) Citation

Broughton, Thomas. A Defence of the Commonly-received Doctrine of the Human Soul: As an Immaterial and Naturally-immortal Principle in Man, Against the Objections of Some Modern Writers: Including the True Scripture-doctrine of Death, Life and Immortality, and of the Necessity and Extent of the Christian Redemption. By Thomas Broughton, ..

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