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XXIII. QUEBEC CHAPEL SERMONS, VOL. VII. CON.

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XXIV.
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XXV.

A CLERGYMAN'S HOLIDAYS: or, Friendly Discus

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XXVII. A New ILLUSTRATED EDITION of SACRED ALLE.

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A Second Edition of the FIRST of JUNE; or, SCHOOL

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XXIX. ADDRESSES, chiefly to YOUNG MEN. Contents :

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XXX. The DOCTRINE of the ATONEMENT deduced from

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XXXI.
The ACTS for Promoting the BUILDING and ENDOW-

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The Second Edition of the FIRST HEBREW BOOK ;

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XXXIII.
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XXXIV. AGONISTES; or, PHILOSOPHICAL STRICTURES,

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XXXV.
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XXXVI.
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XXXVII.

The INSPIRATION of HOLY SCRIPTURE, its Nature

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XXXIX.
CATECHESIS; or, CHRISTIAN INSTRUCTION pre-

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XL.
ECHOES from MANY MINDS; a Collection of SACRED

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XLIII.
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XLIV.
ECHOES from EGYPT; or, the Type of Antichrist.

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XLV.
PRINCIPLES

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XLVII. SERMONS on the CHARACTERS of the OLD TESTA

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