1319 4 Duché's sermon, before the humane society; with an hymn sung on the occasion. London, 1781. Gift of Doctor Thomas Parke. 1388 1454 3 Whitaker's dissertation on the prophecies relating to the final restoration of the Jews. Canterbury, 1784. 1 Priestley's letters to the Jews; inviting them to an amicable discussion of the evidences of Christianity. Birmingham, 1786. 2 An essay on the gift of tongues, proving that it was not the gift of languages. Bath, 1786. 1462 2 and 1467 5 A tractate on church music; being an extract from Pierce's vindication of the dissenters. London, 1786. muel Vaughan. 1464 1468 1469 Gift of Sa 2 Thomson's sermon, preached for the benefit of the humane society. S Two sermons preached on a fast-day during the late war with France. 1 A letter to the Roman catholics of the city of Worcester, from the 2 An address to the Roman catholics of the United States of America. By a catholic clergyman. Annapolis, 1784. 3 A reply to an address to the Roman catholics of the United States of America. By the author of a letter to the Roman catholics of the city of Worcester. With observations on a pamphlet, entitled, “An essay on matter." Philadelphia, 1785. 4 A sermon, delivered at the opening of the convention of the protestant episcopal church. By Bishop William White. Philadelphia, 1786. 5 Considerations on an act of the legislature of Virginia, entitled, “An act for the establishment of religious freedom." Philad. 1786. 1 Jenyn's view of the internal evidence of the Christian religion. 8th edit. Philadelphia, 1780. 1478 and 1484 1 Stillman's sermon, preached on the death of Samuel Ward. Philadelphia, 1776. 1512 1522 1558 2 Coome's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 3 Smith's sermon on the present situation of American affairs. Philadelphia, 1775. 4 Duché's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 5 Duché's sermon on the duty of standing fast in our spiritual and temporal liberties. Philadelphia, 1775. 7 Carmichael's sermon on the lawfulness of a self-defensive war. Philadelphia, 1775. 8 Jones's sermon on defensive war in a just cause. Philadelphia, 1775. 9 Foster's sermon on true fortitude. Philadelphia, 1776. 10 Batwell's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 11 Montgomery's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 12 Zubly's sermon on the law of liberty. Philadelphia, 1775. 5 Mayhew's thanksgiving-discourse, preached on the repeal of the 1 Chandler's appeal to the public in behalf of the church of England in America. New York, 1767. 1558 2 Chauncey's answer to "Chandler's appeal to the public;" in behalf of the non-episcopal churches in America. Boston, 1768. 1559 1560 1561 3 Chandler's defence of his "Appeal to the public." New York, 1769. 4 Chandler's further defence of his "Appeal to the public." New York, 1771. 1 Chauncey's remarks on certain passages in the Bishop of Landaff's sermon. Boston, 1767. 2 A letter to the Bishop of Landaff; occasioned by some passages in his sermon, on the 20th of February, 1767. By William Livingston. New York, 1761. 3 A vindication of the Bishop of Landaff's sermon. New York, 1768. 4 A letter concerning an American bishop, &c. 1768. 5 An address from the clergy of New York and New Jersey, to the episcopalians in Virginia. New York, 1771. 8 Chandler's examination of the critical commentary on Secker's letter to Mr. Walpole New York, 1774. 9 The case of the episcopal churches in the United States, considered. Philadelphia, 1782. 10 A critical commentary on Secker's letter to Walpole, concerning bishops in America. Philadelphia, 1771. 1 Zubly's sermon on American affairs. Philadelphia, 1775. 2 Witherspoon's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1776. 3 Hurt's sermon on the love of our country. Philadelphia, 1777. 5 Tennent's sermon on the lawfulness of defensive war. 2d edit. Phi- 6 Fish's thanksgiving discourse on the repeal of the stamp act. Provi dence, 1767. 7 Stillman's artillery-election sermon. Boston, 1770. 8 Batwell's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 9 Smith's sermon on the present situation of American affairs. Philadelphia, 1775. 10 Montgomery's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 1 Carmichael's sermon on the lawfulness of self-defensive war. Philadelphia, 1775. 2 Gordon's thanksgiving discourse. Boston, 1775. 3 Tennent's address on the late invasion of the liberties of the American colonies by the British parliament. Philadelphia, 1774. 4 Duché's sermon on the duty of standing fast in our spiritual and temporal liberties. Philadelphia, 1775. 5 Duché's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 6 Combe's fast-day sermon. Philadelphia, 1775. 7 Jones's sermon on defensive war in a just cause. Philadelphia, 1775. 8 Gordon's sermon before the house of representatives. 1775. 9 Stillman's sermon on the death of Samuel Ward, Esq. 10 Foster's sermon on true fortitude. Philadelphia, 1776. 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Philad. 1748. 2 A letter from a meeting of the brethren called quakers, to the authors of the pamphlet, called, "Considerations on the German war." Boston, 1761. 1588 1595 1628 1630 1632 1639 8 A letter to the Roman catholics of the city of Worcester. Philadel phia, 1784. 7 Observations sur la societé des quakers ou trembleurs. Par Antoine Benezet. Philadelphia, 1780. 1 Jupiter Hammon's address to the negroes in the state of New York. Philadelphia, 1787. 4 Clarke on the prophetic numbers of Daniel and John. Charleston, 6 Magaw's sermon, preached before the free-masons of the state of 8 Jones's sermon on defensive war. This volume I A draught of an overture, prepared and published by a committee of the associate reformed synod, for the purpose of illustrating and defending the doctrines of the Westminster confession of faith. Philadelphia, 1787. Gift of Zachariah Poulson, jun. 2 Reader's remarks on the three first chapters of the revelation of St. John; with four letters to the reverend Thomas Charles, on the number of the beasts, &c. Taunton, 1785. 4 Reader's sermon on popery; with an appendix respecting the duty of the civil magistrates in matters of religion. London, 1781. This and the preceding pamphlet the gift of the author. 6 Remarks on the practice of inoculation for the small pox. 2d edit. London, 1767. Gift of Zachariah Poulson, jun. 6 The abolition of the slave-trade considered in a religious point of view. A sermon, by William Agutter. London, 1788. 7 Justice and mercy recommended, particularly with reference to the slave trade. sermon, by P. Peckard. With the report of a committee of the society instituted in London, for the purpose of effecting the abolition of the slave trade. Cambridge, 1788. 8 A sermon on the subject of the slave trade, by Joseph Priestley. Birmingham, 1788. 9 An occasional discourse on the subject of the African slave trade. By W. Mason. York, 1788. This volume the gift of the Philadelphia society for promoting the abolition of slavery. 1772 5 A sermon, preached at the anniversary meeting of the planters' society, on Great Pe-dee. August 17, 1769. Charlestown, 1769. 1976 1 Letters to Dr. William Cleaver, bishop of Chester; comprehending a vindication of the late bishop Hoadley. London, 1790. 3 Observations on the homilies of the church of England. Lond. 1790. 4 Frend's addresses to the members of the church of England, and to protestant trinitarians in general. 2d edit. London, 1788. 6 Remarks on Balguy's sermon. London, 1775. 8 Disney's reasons for quitting the church of England. 2d edit. Lon don, 1783. 9 Hints on the subject of non-conformity. London, 1773. 10 Dialogue between a common unitarian Christian and an Athanasian. 2d edit. 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