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Vindication Of The Divine Decrees Of Election And Reprobation: Being The Substance Of Several Sermons On Rom. Ix. 6-24; Preached At Pulham-Margaret In

A Vindication Of The Worship Of The Son And The Holy Ghost Against The Exceptions Of Mr. Theophilus Lindsey

A Vindication Of The Calvinistic Doctrine Of Human Depravity

A Vindication Of The Most Reverend Thomas Cranmer, Lord Archbishop Of Canterbury

Vindication Of The Divine Decrees Of Election And Reprobation: Being The Substance Of Several Sermons On Rom. Ix. 6-24; Preached At Pulham-Margaret In

A Letter To Rev. Edward B. Pusey ... Being A Vindication Of The Tenets And Character Of Wesleyan Methodists, Against His Misrepresentations And Censur

A Vindication Of The Scottish Covenanters

Animadversions On A Late Pamphlet Intitled A Vindication Of George Buchanan

A Vindication Of The Character Of The Undersigned From The Aspersions Of Mr. T. Chisholm Anstey, Ex-Attorney General Of Hongkong As Contained In His C

Singing Of Psalmes The Duty Of Christians Under The New Testament: Or, A Vindication Of That Gospel-Ordinance In V. Sermons Upon Ephesians 5.19 ..

A Vindication Of The Opinions Delivered In Evidence By The Medical Witnesses For The Crown On A Late Trial At Lancaster For Murder [Electronic Resourc

A Vindication Of The Great Revolution In England In A. D. Mdclxxxviii And Of The Characters Of King William And Queen Mary: Together With A ... Of King James The Second (Classic Reprint)

The Life Of James Renwick (A Historical Sketch Of His Life, Labours And Martyrdom And A Vindication Of His Character And Testimony)

A Translation Of The Passages From Greek, Latin, Italian, And French Writers, Quoted In The Prefaces And Notes To The Pursuits Of Literature; A Poem, In Four Dialogues. To Which Is Prefixed, A Prefatory Epistle, Intended As A General Vindication Of The Pu

Matter For Materialists: Letters In Vindication Of The Principles Regarding The Nature Of Existence Of Dr. Berkeley

A Vindication Of The Scottish Covenanters

A Vindication Of The Discipline And Constitutions Of The Church Of Scotland, For Preserving Purity Of Doctrine