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Address by the Reverend John Dunn 1818

This collection contains an autograph copy of an address delivered 1818 by the Reverend John Dunn before the officers and membership the Olive Branch and United Brethren Lodges of the Free and Accepted Masons. The text used for the address was from Hebrews XIII.1 "Let brotherly love continue." The document is 41pp hand sewn hinge with one loose page. According to a note on the cover, the sermon was published by S. B. T. Caldwell, publisher of the Genius of Liberty.
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Address by the Reverend John Dunn 1818

Unknown. Transferred to Thomas Balch Library in 1994 from Loudoun County Public Library.
This collection contains an autograph copy of an address delivered 1818 by the Reverend John Dunn before the officers and membership the Olive Branch and United Brethren Lodges of the Free and Accepted Masons. The text used for the address was from Hebrews XIII.1 "Let brotherly love continue." The document is 41pp hand sewn hinge with one loose page. According to a note on the cover, the sermon was published by S. B. T. Caldwell, publisher of the Genius of Liberty.

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