Alexander Knox (1757-1831)

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Alexander Knox (1757-1831) is a theological writer.

Alexander Knox was a friend of John Wesley.

[edit] Works

An Enquiry on Grounds of Scripture and Reason into the Use and Import of the Eucharistic Symbols in 1824.

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