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SERMONB ; contain;, a DEFENCE of the
LITURGY of the CHURCH of ENGLAND, against the
Innovationt of MODERN SOCINIANS ; the Necessity of a
Guide to the UNDERSTANDING of HOLY SCRIPTURE;
Necessity and Nature of a CALL to the MINISTRY; and on
NATIONAL SCHOOLS.

By RICHARD MANT, D. D.
Rector of St. Bo•olph, H,shopogate; and Domestic Chaplain to
his Crler the Archbishop of Canterbnry.
Oxford r Printed for 11Parker ; and Memo. lUvington, London.

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10AMILY LECTURES ; or,a Copious Collection
-12 of SERMONS, on Faith and Practice; comprising, in one
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offsets, and of one never be•nre printed, in rocommendation of
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Parochial and National Schools.
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AN ACCOUNT of the MEANS by which Ad-
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FROM Luxury and Dissipation the mind becnmes
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Patients of either bra may consult us with the greatest honour.
delicacy, and secrecy, at our house, Na 101. Hama Garden.
Patterns in the Country, describing their case. and enclosing
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i lie building of the alltaTiltfltLA lea, by the sfirevion: v 4
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in r Sea.

TO WIEN DRAPERS AND HALtEXI:.i ,•„s„
AMOSI' desirabir opportunity now p! :snits itself
of entering into busice.4 in t! G.4‘glw. VLe
shop, No. I it, troogate, ash! be I.Er on a Lease of tan year.,
and the Stork theposeti of on reasonable ierms. linmediete pp,
session ran be 3tven. Application may be male to Mr %Vilna:a
Middteton, the owner, who wishes to decline hosinvts fr.Nti in
&alai. Letters from Prinripal., post-paid, trill :ae Atte..ti:tl to.
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is rpm: to any it ed. City, and vatery an eat/Lame holmium 1..."
teen earned on for many years.
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