A sermon preach'd before the Societies for Reformation of Manners in London and Middlesex, upon Monday, Febr. 20, 1698/9 by Edmund Calamy.

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An Effort against Bigottry: and for Christian Ca∣tholicism; by Henry Chandler. Quarto.

Dr. Burton's Discourses of Purity, Charity, Repen∣tance, and seeking first the Kingdom of God. Pub∣lished, with a Preface, by Dr. John Tillotson, late Arch∣bishop of Canterbury. Octavo.

Bishop Wilkins's Discourse of the Gift of Prayer and Preaching; the Latter much Enlarged by the present Bishops of Norwich, and Chichester. Octavo.

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