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An Elementary Course of Theological Lec-

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A Selection of Psalms and Hymns, intended

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Buckland (Dr.), Geology and Mineralogy

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C.

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257.

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D.

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Dodsworth (Rev. W.), A Sermon in behalf

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E.

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G.

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H.

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M.

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Melvill (Rev. Henry), Sermons preached

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N.

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Probation for the Christian Ministry, prac-
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Proposals for the Creation of a Fund to be
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Proposals for rendering the Church Esta-

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The National Church Re-adjusted: a

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The People of God called upon to Build the
House of Prayer, (A Sermon,) 199.
The Present Position and Duties of the

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The Roman Schism illustrated from the Re-

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The Spiritual Claims of the Metropolis, (A
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