Affectionate Address Book

An Affectionate Address

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An Affectionate Address, primarily intended for unconfirmed communicants

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An Affectionate Address to Those Dissenters from the Communion of the Church of England, who Agree with Her in the Leading Doctrines of Christianity

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An affectionate address to those Dissenters from the ... Church of England, who agree with her in the leading doctrines of Christianity. With a postscript to the Rev. S. Newton, occasioned by his letter ... entitled: "The Dissenters' Apology" ... Second edition

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An affectionate address to the new convert, by a Wesleyan minister

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An Affectionate Address to Sailors, Occasioned by the Wreck of the Trent and the Oak

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An Earnest and Affectionate Address to the Poor, more particularly in regard to the prevailing sin of drunkenness. In a letter from a Minister to his Parishioners. A new edition

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An Affectionate Address to the Members of the Church of England, in which the most popular arguments for separation are considered and refuted

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An affectionate address of the United Wesleyan Methodist association to the private members of the Methodist societies, wherein the dangerous policy adopted by the Conference is briefly exposed [&c.].

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An affectionate address to the Church of Christ ... and a lying prophet (Mr. Greenfield of Staplefield) detected

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An Affectionate Address

An Affectionate Address, primarily intended for unconfirmed communicants

An Affectionate Address to Those Dissenters from the Communion of the Church of England, who Agree with Her in the Leading Doctrines of Christianity

An affectionate address to those Dissenters from the ... Church of England, who agree with her in the leading doctrines of Christianity. With a postscript to the Rev. S. Newton, occasioned by his letter ... entitled: "The Dissenters' Apology" ... Second edition

An affectionate address to the new convert, by a Wesleyan minister

An Affectionate Address to Sailors, Occasioned by the Wreck of the Trent and the Oak

An Earnest and Affectionate Address to the Poor, more particularly in regard to the prevailing sin of drunkenness. In a letter from a Minister to his Parishioners. A new edition

An Affectionate Address to the Members of the Church of England, in which the most popular arguments for separation are considered and refuted

An affectionate address of the United Wesleyan Methodist association to the private members of the Methodist societies, wherein the dangerous policy adopted by the Conference is briefly exposed [&c.].

An affectionate address to the Church of Christ ... and a lying prophet (Mr. Greenfield of Staplefield) detected

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