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1. THE ANALOGY OF RELIGION, Natural
1- and Revealed, to the CONSTITUTION and COURSE of
NATURE, &c. &c.
By JOSEPH BUTLER, L. L. D.
Late Lord Bishop of Durham.
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Hcbrews • also a single Lecture on the Natural Evidences of
Chrisdanity. By the Rev. Willis u Jones, M. A. F. R. S. A new
Edition, in one vol. evo..tis.
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PRINCIPAL SACRED CHARACTERS reeordad in the
OLD and NEW TESTAMENT, interspersed with mo.-al and
religious Observations and Reflections.
By the Rev. JOHN WATKINS, LL. D.
Author of the Biographical Dictionary, &c:
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approbation with which It' has been honotired; and its Introduc-
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throughout, and to add du: additional characters of the Apostle,
Peter and Paul.
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'V Besides a variety of Papers in every department of Science
and of the Arts and a Preliminary Discourse, giving a view of a
natural system of Universal Science, this Number contains, under
the head of Metaphysics, a refutation of the Ideal System of
Berkeley—under the head of General Physics, the Bakerian Lec-
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political ctions—and a Critical Analysis of the System of
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