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THE °MNIVRESENCF, of the DEITY.
A POEM*
Ay ROBERT AIP,NTGOMERY.
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Eighth tdition. Price 64.
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InZ„,vP .lIVERSAL PRAYER, A Poem ; DEATH; A
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./N of HEAVEN ; and A VISION of ELL. By
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