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Hardcover. Condición: Good. [A collection of 20 sermons from early 19th century Massachusetts.] Bound in contemporary leather backed, marbled boards. Good binding and cover. Manuscript table of contents page, written in an early and precise hand. Two are very scarce. Contents: [No.1] F.W.P. Greenwood, "A sermon, delivered on the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Boston Female Asylum. September 23, 1825," Boston: Christian Register, 1825, 20 pp.; [No.2] Nathaniel Thayer; Isaac Allen, "The characteristics of Christian preaching. A discourse, delivered at Littleton, Massachusetts, at the ordination of Reverend William Hunt White, January 2, 1828." Lancaster [Mass.]: Ferdinand and Joseph Andrews; 1828, 24 pp.; [No.3] James Sabine, "The glory of the latter house: a sermon on the dedication of the First Presbyterian Church in the city of Boston," B.: The Congregation, 1828, 20 pp.; [No.4] Nathaniel Thayer, "A discourse, pronounced before His Excellency John Brooks, Esq., governor." B.: Legislature, 1823, 24 pp.; [No.5] Aaron Bancroft, "A sermon, delivered at the installation of the Rev. Andrew Bigelow," B.: Christian Register Office, 1823, 28 pp.; [No.6] Jesse Appleton, "The perpetuity and importance of Sabbath : a sermon delivered at a meeting of citizens from most of the towns in the county of Cumberland, and from several counties adjacent, held at Portland, November 10, 1814 : for purpose of taking measures to promote the due observance of the Lord's day," Portland [Me.] : A. & J. Shirley, 1814, 30 pp.; [No.7] Jesse Appleton, "A sermon preached at Boston, at the annual election, May 25, 1814 : before His Excellency Caleb Strong, Esq., Governour, His Honor William Phillips, Esq., Lieutenant Governour, the Honorable Council, and the Legislature of Massachusetts," B.: Printed by Russell, Cutler and Co., 1814, 29 pp.; [No.8] Moses Stuart, "Two discourses on the atonement," Andover, Mass.: Flagg and Gould, 1824, 54 pp.; [No.9] Edmund Foster, "A Sermon on the death of Capt. Jacob Priest, who died of small pox at the hospital in Lexington," Concord, Mass.: Allen & Lamson, 1824, 14 pp.; [No.10] American Unitarian Association, "Constitution and circular of the American Unitarian Association," B., Christian Register, F.Y. Carlile, 1825, 8 pp.; [No.11] Lyman Beecher, "The faith once delivered to the saints : a sermon delivered at Worcester, Mass., Oct. 15, 1823, at the ordination of the Rev. Loammi Ives Hoadly to the pastoral office over the Calvinist church and Society in that place," B.: Crocker and Brewster, 1824, 40 pp.; [No.12] Warren Fay, "A sermon, delivered January 1, 1822, at the ordination of the Rev. Joseph Bennet, to the pastoral care of the Congregational Church and Society in Woburn, Mass." B.: Crocker & Brewster, 1822, 39 pp.; [No.13] Moses Stuart, "A sermon delivered before His Excellency Levi Lincoln, esq., governor, His Honor Thomas L. Winthrop, lieutenant governor, the Hon. Council, the Senate, and the House of Representatives of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. being the day of general election," B.: True and Greene, 1827, 42 pp.; [No.14] Henry Ware, "To the reverend and honorable the Corporation of Harvard University," Signed on p. 30 by eleven professors and tutors of the university, Cambridge, 1824; [No.15] Henry Colman, "A discourse on the proper character of religious institutions : delivered at the opening of the Independent Congregational Church, in Barton Square, Salem, Tuesday, 7 Dec. 1824," Salem [Mass.] : W. & S.B. Ives, 1825, 48 pp.; [No.16] Orville Dewey, "The claims of Puritanism. A sermon preached at the annual election, May 31, 1826," B.: True & Greene, 1826, 32 pp.; [No.17] Nathaniel Thayer, "Means by which Unitarian Christians may refute misrepresentations of their faith," Lancaster: F. & J. Andrews, 1828; 15 pp.; [No.18] John Pierpont, "A discourse delivered in Hollis Street Church, Boston, September 2, 1827: : occasioned by the death of Horace Holley LL. D. late president of Transylvania University," B.: Christian Examiner, 1827. …

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