The anti-universalist, or, History of the fallen angels of the Scriptures : proofs of the being of Satan and of evil spirits, and many other curious matters connected therewith

Part 2 has separate t.p. (p. [225]): History of Satan, and proofs of the existence of devils and evil spirits: with many other curious matters, connected therewih [sic]; intended as a refutation of the main points of Universalist theology, namely, that there is no Hell, no Devil, nor Day of Judgment. Part second. Albany : J. Munsell, 1837

Includes attacks on Walter Balfour's An inquiry into the Scriptural doctrine concerning the Devil and Satan, and Hosea Ballou's A treatise on atonement