A Blow at the Serpent

Coppin's "gentle answer from Maidstone Prison": his account and defense of the public disputes at Rochester Cathedral that led to his imprisonment under the Blasphemy Act, restating against his accusers the doctrine that Christ's victory undoes the serpent's work in every man. It was remembered — London universalists of the 1760s reprinted it twice, and those reprints are also on the Internet Archive. The scan is from the British Library's copy.

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