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CCLXXIV.—To James Murray

Samuel Rutherford · Letters of Samuel Rutherford · 390 of 532

CCLXXIV.—To James Murray.

[This may be James Murray of whom Livingstone, in his "Characteristics," writes, "An Israelite indeed, in whom was no guile." He was a writer in Edinburgh; hence, perhaps, the expectation of news as to what Government was doing, in the close of the letter.]

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CCLXXIV.—To James Murray

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