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1... An Appeal to the Protestant Dissenters of Great Britain to
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•srtshlre, on the means of preventing undue Marriages, with
Comtnunicat one on the subject from various dignified Cler-
gymen.
S. Dr. Herbert hlarili's Sermon on the Bible Society.
4. Dr. Herbert Marsh's Address to the University.
5. Mr. Vansirtart's first Letter to Dr. Marsh.
6. Dr. Marsh's Inquiry into the Consequences of neglecting to
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Maclean.
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