The history of the church of Christ, from the diet of Augsburg, 1530, to the eighteenth century. In continuation of Milner's History of the church of Christ.

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A history of the church, from the birth of Christ to the present time ...

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The church shown up, in a letter to Henry Walter.

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Expositions on the creed, the Lord's prayer, and the ten commandments ; with Two discourses on Matthew XXII. 37-39, and Hebrews VIII. 10 ; to which are added, Expository lectures on Psalm XXXIX /

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Sermons, including a complete detail of the service of a communion sabbath, according to the usage of the Church of Scotland. With a life of the author.

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The book of the Roman-Catholic Church: in a series of letters addressed to Robt. Southey on his "Book of the Church",

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The history of the Church of England,

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The book of the church.

Closes with the accession of William and Mary.

Book of the church; abridged & adapted to the young & for Sunday schools.

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The American Revolution, compared with the present struggle for the abolition of slavery in the United States microform : an oration /

"Delivered at Elyria, July 4, 1836".

The progress of the church: a poem pronounced before the Euglossian society of Geneva college, August 1, 1843 ...

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Isaiah's prospect of the church: sermon at the consecration of Christopher Edwards Gadsden, in Trinity Church, Boston, on the first Sunday after Trinity, 1840.

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A discourse delivered at the dedication of the Church of the Messiah, in Broadway, New-York /

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Remarks of Mr. Hammond, of South Carolina, on the question of receiving petitions for the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia.

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The Edinburgh review and the West Indies : with observations on the pamphlets of Messrs. Stephen, Macaulay, &c. and remarks on the slave registry bill /

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