The Mount Vernon reader : a course of reading lessons, selected with reference to their moral influence on the hearts and lives of the young, designed for middle classes /

Mode of access: Internet.

A course of lectures on subjects connected with the corruption, revival, and future influence of genuine Christianity.

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Evangelical Christianity considered : and shewn to be synonimous with Unitarianism, in a course of lectures on some of the most controverted points of Christian doctrine addressed to Trinitarians /

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An account of the experience of Mrs. H.A. Rogers /

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A Course of lessons : together with the tunes, to which they are usually sung in infant schools : and also a copious collection of hymns and moral songs suitable for infant instruction, either in schools or private families.

Pages 65-132: without music.

The naval monitor : containing many useful hints for both the public and private conduct of the young gentlemen, in, or entering, that profession, in all its branches : in the course of which, and under the remarks on gunnery, are some observations on the naval actions with America : also, a plan for improving the naval system, as far as it regards the most useful set of petty officers, the midshipmen /

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An address, introductory to the fourth course of the Franklin lectures, delivered at the Masonic Temple, Nov. 3, 1834.

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Review of the proceedings in the Massachusetts Legislature for 1843 : with an appeal to the people against the violent course of the majority by the Whig minority.

Signed at end: Geo. B. Upton ... [et al.]

The life of Robert Pollok, author of "The course of time."

Mode of access: Internet.

The origin and course of intemperance.

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Outlines of natural philosophy : being the heads of a course of lectures, delivered in Columbia College, New-York /

Vol. 2 has imprint: New-York : Printed by E.B. Clayton.

Problems in the different branches of philosophy, adapted to the course of reading pursued in the University of Cambridge.

Trigonometrical problems.--Hydrostatical problems.--Optical problems.--Problems from Newton's Principia.--Astronomical problems.

Christian education, [microform] in a course of lectures, delivered in London, in spring 1829.

Mode of access: Internet.

Discourse delivered before the American institute of instruction, at the opening of their third course of lectures, August 23, 1832.

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An elementary course of gymnastic exercises; intended to develop and improve the physical powers of man; with the report made to the medical faculty of Paris on the subject; and a new and complete treatise on the art of swimming.

Mode of access: Internet.