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"An Essay On the Life and Writings of Mr. Abraham Booth" by William Jones offers a detailed biographical account of Abraham Booth, a prominent late 18th-century Baptist pastor. This essay explores Booth's life, ministry, and theological contributions, providing valuable insights into his pastoral work at the Baptist Church in Little Prescot-Street, Goodman's Field, London. Jones delves into Booth's writings, analyzing his key theological arguments and their impact on the Baptist community.
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