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TO THE GENERAL , ASSOCIATION , AND DISTRICT COMMITTEES , AND TO THE GREAT BODY OF MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY ; ONE OF THE NOBLEST INSTITUTIONS EVER ESTABLISHED IN THE WORLD FOR THE REGENERATION OF MANKIND ;.
TO THE GENERAL , ASSOCIATION , AND DISTRICT COMMITTEES , AND TO THE GREAT BODY OF MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY ; ONE OF THE NOBLEST INSTITUTIONS EVER ESTABLISHED IN THE WORLD FOR THE REGENERATION OF MANKIND ;.
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As the profits of this work will be devoted to the cause , and in aid of the funds of the Church Missionary Society ; and , preeminently , as the work itself is based on the religion of the Bible , the author can entertain no false ...
As the profits of this work will be devoted to the cause , and in aid of the funds of the Church Missionary Society ; and , preeminently , as the work itself is based on the religion of the Bible , the author can entertain no false ...
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In concluding this prefatory notice , the author particularly directs the attention of his reader to the twelfth chapter of the book , in which the awfully idolatrous worship of the Romish Church is fully exhibited from its own ...
In concluding this prefatory notice , the author particularly directs the attention of his reader to the twelfth chapter of the book , in which the awfully idolatrous worship of the Romish Church is fully exhibited from its own ...
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That they had been most exemplary in the training up of their youthful son , from his earliest years , for that high station which he was destined to fill in the Church of Christ , is evident from the testimony borne to his character by ...
That they had been most exemplary in the training up of their youthful son , from his earliest years , for that high station which he was destined to fill in the Church of Christ , is evident from the testimony borne to his character by ...
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Once or twice , indeed , the influence of moral force , and , still more , of the respect felt for herself , had induced them to go to church ; but their reluctance to do so was most painfully evident , and was imme . diately followed ...
Once or twice , indeed , the influence of moral force , and , still more , of the respect felt for herself , had induced them to go to church ; but their reluctance to do so was most painfully evident , and was imme . diately followed ...
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| Title | Domestic memoirs of a Christian family resident in the county of Cumberland |
| Author | Henry Tudor |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard and Son, 1848 |
| Original from | Montserrat Abbey Library |
| Digitized | 30 Mar 2011 |
| Length | 416 pages |
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