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Particular redemption

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the doctrine that the purpose, act, and provisions of redemption are restricted to a limited number of the human race. See Calvinism.

See also: Particular



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4) Wright also wrote that Thomas Crosby was not in error, as some have suggested, in attributing A Treatise of Particular Redemption to this same Thomas Lambe, soap boiler and General Baptist, who wrote of "those that are predestined, and therefore effectually called, justified and glorified, but others to walk in their own ways, as the vessels of wrath, fitted to destruction.
If a Fund determines to redeem a portion of a series of ARPS, such redemption will be pro rata and a notice of redemption containing specific details with respect to a particular redemption will be issued.
If a Fund decides to redeem a portion of a series of Preferred Shares, such redemption will be pro rata and a notice of redemption containing specific details with respect to a particular redemption will be issued.
 
 
 
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