Permanent temperance documents of the American temperance society. v. 1.

With this copy is bound: Letter to the friends of temperance in Massachusetts. By Justin Edwards. 4th ed., enl. Boston, 1836. 36 p.

Journal of the proceedings of the Massachusetts Temperance Convention, begun and held at Worcester, on Wednesday, September 18, 1833.

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Proceedings of the Temperance Convention, held in Boston on the twenty-third September, 1835 : in pursuance of an invitation of the Massachusetts Temperance Society to the friends of temperance : with an address to the friends of temperance.

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The cranberry meadow: a temperance tale, founded on fact.

"First series. No. 8."

Temperance song book of the Mass. temperance union.

For 2-5 voices unaccompanied.

Address of the council of the Massachusetts Temperance Society, to the friends of Temperance.

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Temperance report. 1838.

Lists dealers in ardent spirits and quantities sold in 1838.

Correspondence on the principles of right reasoning, applicable to temperance, and to the effects of fermented and distilled liquors; between Samuel M. Hopkins and Gerrit Smith, Rev. Dr. Justin Edwards, and Rev. Dr. Samuel H. Cox,

"Intended sections of part II": p. 109-112.

A series of temperance sermons : delivered in the City Hall, Lowell /

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The use of ardent spirits in a professing Christian a great sin. A discourse, delivered before the temperance society in Woburn, December 14, 1829. ...

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Oration delivered July 4, 1839, at Medfield, Mass., at a temperance celebration.

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The cranberry meadow; a temperance tale founded on fact.

1st ser., no. 8.

The new impulse: or Hawkins and reform: a brief history of the origin, progress, and effects of the present astonishing temperance movement, and of the life and reformation of John H.W. Hawkins, the distinguished leader. Embellished with a correct likeness of said Hawkins.

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An address delivered before several temperance associations on man's likeness to God,or The right exercise of His powers.

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Hints designed to promote beneficence, temperance, and medical science /

Vol. 1 was originally published in 1797.