James Gleason

Gleason in ''[[Meet John Doe]]'' (1941) James Austin Gleason (May 23, 1882 – April 12, 1959) was an American actor, playwright and screenwriter born in New York City. Gleason often portrayed "tough-talking, world-weary guys with a secret heart-of-gold." Provided by Wikipedia
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    An exposition of the three first chapters of Genesis, explained and improved : Wherein the four dispensations contained in the Scriptures from age to age, are revealed. Comprising the travel of mystical and politic Babylon, and the destruction thereof. Or the Gospel glass, or travel of Zion's Church in the world, until the opening of the last great and seventh seal, when the mystery of God is finished; and the jubillee trump proclaim alleluai [as printed] and salvation. By Dr. James Gleason. Of Connecticut.
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    An exposition of the three first chapters of Genesis, explained and improved : Wherein the four dispensations contained in the Scriptures from age to age, are revealed. Comprising the travel of mystical and politic Babylon, and the destruction thereof. Or the Gospel glass, or travel of Zion's Church in the world, until the opening of the last great and seventh seal, when the mystery of God is finished; and the jubillee trump proclaim alleluai [as printed] and salvation. /
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