The works of Rev. Jesse Appleton, D. D. : late president of Bowdoin College, embracing his course of theological lectures, his academic addresses, and a selection from his sermons ; with a memoir of his life and character /

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Four sermons, on the mode and subjects of Christian baptism.

Shaw and Shoemaker

The substance of several sermons upon the subjects of episcopacy and Presbyterian parity.

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The duty and doctrine of baptism : in thirteen sermons /

Shaw-Shoemaker

A vindication of the sentiments and practice of those, who believe in God's everlasting covenant, and apply the seal to their infant offspring; in six sermons ...

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Practical discourses on regeneration. : In ten sermons. On the following subjects ... /

"The Scripture doctrine of salvation" has special t.-p. and separate pagination.

Sermons delivered on various occasions /

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The Columbia and Greene County Preacher : comprising sermons on various important subjects, by different ministers of the Gospel.

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Sermons on important subjects /

Page 327 misnumbered 227.

Sermons,

"Life of Massillon" by d'Alembert, v. 1, p. [7]-15.

A series of sermons, upon the most important principles of our holy religion ...

Shaw & Shoemaker 4576-77.

Sermons, on a number of connected subjects; in which an attempt is made to explain the leading principles of revealed religion; to show their consistency, reasonableness and importance; and to guard them against dangerous misconstructions and false inferences, and against the specious objections of unbelievers.

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Sermons /

Shaw-Shoemaker

Sermons on important subjects.

Mode of access: Internet.

Sermons on practical subjects;

The funeral sermon has special t.-p.: The loss of a faithful minister a sore affliction; illustrated in a sermon, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Joseph Washburn, A. M., pastor of the First church in Farmington; who died at sea, Dec. 25, 1805. Preached at Farmington June 19, 1806. By Asahel Hooker. Hartford: Printed by Lincoln & Gleason.