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Statements and reflections respecting the church and 12004, O. 13. A letter to a Clergyman on the character of Dr. Hamp- 12004, O. 15. The propositions attributed by the "Presbyter" of the 12004, O. 17. A few words on the Hampden controversy. By Rev. O. Forester. 12004, O. 18. Letter by the Rev. F. D. Maurice, on the nomination of Dr. Hampden. Hare, 12493, O. 5. Letter on the Gorham case. By Julius Charles Hare. London, 1850. 6949, D. Guesses at truth, by two brothers (A. and J. Hare). Second edition, first series. London, 1838. 6949, D. Guesses at truth, by two brothers (Hare). Fourth edition. 2 vols. London, 1851. Harris, 10518, D. The Pre-Adamite earth; contributions to theological science. By John Harris, D. D. Fourth thousand. Boston, 1851. 10640, D. Man primeval; or, the constitution and primitive condition of the human being. A contribution to theological science. By John Harris, D. D. Third thousand. Boston, 1852. Haslett, 9157, D. The advices and meditations of the late William Haslett, Esq. Philadelphia, 1825. Hill, 6304, D. Mature reflections and devotions of the Rev. Rowland Hill, in his old age. By the Rev. E. Sidney. London, 1836. 10609, O. Lectures in divinity. By the late George Hill, D. D. Edited by his son, the Rev. Alexander Hill. Philadelphia, 1842. Hinton, 10044, D. A history of baptism. By Isaac Taylor Hinton. Philadelphia, 1849. Gift of the Baptist Publication Society. Hoby, 6286, D. The Baptists in America; a narrative of the deputation from the Baptists' union in England to the United States and Canada. By the Rev. F. A. Cox, and the Rev. J. Hoby. London, 1836. Hook, 12493, O. 4. Letter to Sir Walter Farquhar, Bart., on the present crisis in the church. By Walter Farquhar Hook, D. D. London, 1850. 12494, O. 3. The nonentity of Romish saints, and the inanity of Romish ordinances. By Walter Farquhar Hook, D. D. London, 1850. Hopkins, 9519, D. kins, D. D. Hopper, 6436, D. 6. 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The true character of the church of England, as exhibited in her antiquity, orders, and liturgy. By Rev. G. Ingram. London, 1838. Innes, 9221, D. Advice to church members. By William Innes. Boston, 1833. Ives, 10719, D. The trials of a mind in its progress to Catholicism: a letter to his old friends. By L. Silliman Ives, D. D., late Bishop of the P. E. Church. Boston, 1854. Jackson, 6698, D. The centenary of Wesleyan Methodism. By Thomas Jackson. London, 1839. Janeway, 8716, D. Heaven upon earth; or Jesus the best friend of man. By James Janeway, with a history of the Janeway family, by the Rev. F. A. Cox. New York, 1848. Jameson, 12121, O. Sacred and legendary art. By Mrs. Jameson. 2 vols. London, 1848. Jardine, 9870, D. 1. A treatise of equivocation; wherein is largely discussed the question whether a Catholicke or any other person before a magistrate being demanded upon his oath whether a prieste were in such a place, may (notwithstanding his perfect knowledge to the contrary) without perjury and securely in conscience answere, No, with this secreat meaning reserved in his mynde, That he was not there so that any man is bounde to detect it. Edited by Daniel Jardine, Esq. London, 1851. Jarratt, 9218, D. 8. The nature of love to Christ. By the Rev. D. Jarratt. Philadelphia, 1792. 9218, D. 9. A solemn call to sleeping sinners. By Rev. D. Jarratt. Philadelphia, 1792. Jennings, 11006, O. 6. Episcopal pretensions, examined in a review of a sermon by the Right Rev. G. W. Doane, D. D., at the consecration of the parish church at Leeds, England. By Jas. Jennings. New York, 1842. Johnson, 9537, D. and 9590, D. Dr. Johnson: his religious life and his death. New York and London, 1850. Jones, 12145, O. Peter Edwards' candid reasons examined and answered. By David Jones, A. M. Philadelphia, 1811. Keith, 7775 & 7807, D. The land of Israel, according to the covenant with Abraham, with Isaac, and with Jacob. By Alexander Keith. New York and Edinburgh, 1844. Kelty, 6966, D. Early days of the society of Friends, exemplifying the obedience of faith in some of its first members. By Mary Ann Kelty. London, 1840. à Kempis, 12152, O. The imitation of Jesus Christ. By Thomas à Kempis: to which are added, meditations and prayers for sick persons, by George Stanhope, D. D. London, 1809. Kenrick, 11968, O. The primacy of the apostolic See vindicated. By Francis Patrick Kenrick, Bishop of Philadelphia. Philadelphia, 1845. Gift of the author. 6998, D. The primacy of the apostolic See, and the authority of gene- of the author. Kinnersley, 789, D. 11. Knowles, 9860, O. The Christian review (Baptist). Edited by James D. Knowles. Vols. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 7. Boston, 1836 to 1839, and 1842. 9991, D. 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