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D. 1283. Bernard Gilpin. By W. Gilpin.

D. 702, 782. Lord Bacon.

D. 702. 782. 1284. Earl of Clarendon.

D. 1283. Anson, Lord.

D. 702. Thomas Cranmer. By W. Gilpin.

D. 702. John Wicliff. By W. Gilpin.

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John Watson,
Moses Brown,

Christopher Ludwick,
Baron Canstein,
Professor Lee,

William Greenfield,
Sir Isaac Newton,
Se-quo-yah,
Eleazer Wheelock,
Lord Teignmouth,
Joseph Hughes.

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Q. 89. Yet one Warning more to Lawyers, Judges,
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Q. 89. An Epistle of Love to all Saints. London,

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Q. 89. A Treatise concerning the Resurrection. 1662. p.

Q. 89. The Last Trumpet; or One Warning more yet. London, 1662. p.

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O. 41. Sermons. New York, 1802. 3 vols.
O. 840. The Same. Philadelphia, 1822. 2 vols.
O. 586. The Life and Writings of. By John Hill.
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