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Sermons preached by Nathanael Hardy, M. A. and Preacher to the Parish of St. Dionis Back-Church.
- JƲstice Triumphing, or, The Spoylers spoyled, A Ser∣mon preached on the 5th of November in the Ca∣thedral Church of St. Pauls.
- The Arraignment of licencious Liberty, and oppressing Tyrannie, In a Sermon at a Fast before the Lords in Par∣liament, in the Abbey-Church at Westminster.
- Faiths Victory over Nature, A Sermon preached at the Funerals of Mr. John Rushout Junior.
- The safest Convoy, or, The strongest Helper, A Vale∣dictory Sermon before the Right Honourable Sir Thomas Bendish Baronet, his Majesties Embassadour to the Grand Seigniour at Constantinople.
- A Divine Prospective representing the Just Man's peacefull End, A Sermon at the Funeral of the Right VVorshipfull Sir John Gayr Knight.
- Love and Fear the inseparable Twins of a blest Matri∣mony, A Sermon occasioned by the Nuptials between Mr. William Christmas, and Mrs Elizabeth Adams.
- Divinity in Mortality, or, The Gospels excellency, and the Preachers frailty, A Sermon at the Funerals of Mr. Ri∣chard Goddard, Minister of the Parish of St. Gregories by St. Pauls.
- Two Mites, or, A gratefull acknowledgement of God's singular goodness: In two Sermons, occasioned by the Author's late unexpected Recovery from a desperate Sick∣ness.
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