An inquiry into the effects of ardent spirits upon the human body and mind: with an account of the means of preventing, and of the remedies for curing them.

First published with title: An inquiry into the effects of spirituous liquors upon the human body and mind.

Elements of the philosophy of the human mind /

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Every man's monitor : or, The universal counsellor, in prose and verse, being a collection of select sentences, choice maxims, and divine precepts, suited both youth and age of every sect and denomination, as long as time endures /

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Christian ethics : or, Moral philosophy : on the principles of divine revelation /

Nine lectures, "the first series of the 'Congregational lectures'." Cf. p.[1]

Elements of mental and moral science, designed to exhibit the original susceptibilities of the mind, and the rule by which the rectitude of any of its states or feelings should be judged,

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An examination of the human mind.

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A search of truth in the science of the human mind, part first.

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An estimate of the human mind. Being a philosophic inquiry into the legitimate application and extent of its leading faculties, as connected with ... principles and obligations of the Christian religion.

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Lectures on the philosophy of the human mind

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The supremacy of mind: a lecture, introductory to the eleventh annual course of lectures before the Young men's association of the city of Albany.

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Resolves, divine, moral, and political, of Owen Felltham.

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Melancholy shipwreck, and remarkable instance of the interposition of Divine Providence, in the preservation of the lives of 12 unfortunate persons, who were shipwrecked on the 3d of December last, 1833, on their passage from Portsmouth, Eng. to Bombay, and after being 17 days in an open boat, subsisting on an allowance of half a biscuit to each per day, were providentially picked up by an English homeward bound whaleman.

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Elements of the philosophy of the human mind /

Imprint varies: v.2. New York, Eastburn, Kirk, & co., Paul and Thomas, printers.--v.3. Philadelphia, Carey, Lea & Carey, 1827.

Divine meditations upon several occasions : with a daily directory /

Reprint of the 1680 edition, preceded by "A short account of Sir William Waller and his times, chiefly extracted from a m.s. written by himself."

Elocution; or, Mental and vocal philosophy: involving the principles of reading and speaking; and designed for the development and cultivation of both body and mind ... illustrated by two or three hundred choice anecdotes; three thousand oratorical and poetical readings; five thousand proverbs, maxims and laconics, and several hundred elegant engravings.

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