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Libra Esoterica

[Christian pamphlets

by met at Philadelphia Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church Extracts from the minutes of the acts and proceedings of the Associate Reformed Synod, M. Letters on the Colonization Society. 1832 Carey, Committee on Foreign Missions. Second annual essay of the Committee on Foreign Missions. 1833, Female Seamen's Friend Society. First annual report of the Philadelphia Female Seamen's Friend Society. 1834, of Weathersfield Genesee Consociation. Reply of the Genesee Consociation to the letter of the Rev. Joseph Emerson, Benjamin Franklin Morris, to the inhabitants of the commonwealth. 1832 Pennsylvania State Temperance Society. Address of the Pennsylvania State Temperance Society, John Philip, Philadelphia. 1834 Sansom Street Female Bible Association. First annual report of the Sansom Street Female Bible Association & Daniel Webster

  • First published:
  • 18th century
  • Language: English
  • Content type: Primary source

The Christian's Magazine; on a new plan, No. IX, Vol. III -- First annual report of the Sansom Street Female Bible Association, Philadelphia -- First annual report of the Philadelphia Female Seamen's Friend Society -- Reply of the Genesee Consociation to the letter of the Rev. Joseph Emerson, of Weathersfield, Conn. -- Extracts from the minutes of the acts and proceedings of the Associate Reformed Synod, met at Philadelphia, May 30, 1798 -- Speech of Daniel Webster on the subject of the public lands, & c. delivered in the Senate of the United States, January 20, 1830 -- Letter from the Rev. John Philip, D.D., superintendent of hte missi0ons of the London Society at the Cape of Good Hope, &c. to the Society of Inquiry on Missions in the Theological Seminary, Princeton, New-Jersey -- Second annual essay of the Committee on Foreign Missions -- Letters on the Colonization Society / M. Carey -- Home missionary, June 1, 1834, vol. VII, No. 2 -- Home missionary, June 1, 1831, vol. IV, No. 2 -- Address of the Pennsylvania State Temperance Society, to the inhabitants of the commonwealth -- Addresses, delivered at the Sunday school celebration of the fifty-fourth anniversary of American independence, in Indianapolis, on Saturday, the 3d of July, 1830 / by B.F. Morris and James M. Ray Mode of access: Internet

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  • Contributing institution: University of Michigan
  • Digitization sponsor: University of Michigan
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  • Internet Archive institutional collection: americana
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