are given, why, (comparitive-

ly speaking) this doctrine is

received, or at least confess-

ed, but by few, yet.

XI. Shewing the reasons why

the Doctrine is received by

some.

To the Friends of Universal Salvation.

The Happy Death of the Righteous De-

lineated in a Sermon, delivered at

Langdon (N. H.) on Sunday, the

15th of January, 1804, at the Funeral

of Mr. JOHN WHITE.

A Meditation on the Immortality of the

Soul.

On the Thoughts of GOD,

On the Idea that prevails among many,

that God is in a proper sense, the Au-

thor of Sin.

Arguments against God's being the Au-
thor, Creator, or, in any proper sense,
the Cause of Sin.

A General Epistle to all who believe the

Doctrine of General Redemption, and

Universal Restoration, both in Europe

and America.

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305

313

315

337

341

350

ibid.

357

364

The Spiritual Staff.

SACRED POETRY.

Hymn to Immanuel.

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and become the foundation for the Triumphs of Grace.

398

* Where their titles are not accurately known, and no means furnished to supply them correctly, I have adopted the title of Mr. only.

Where no figures are added, they subscribed for but one only.

Alexander Kelly,

Jonathan Knight,

Dummerston, Vt.
do.

Those marked thus *) are dead.

Hon. Samuel Porter, Esq. Dummerston, Vt.

Mr. Elijah Parker, Student at Law. Vt.

Ezekiel Pierce,

William Perry, jun.

Jonathan Peck,

Putney, Vt.

do.

Astead, N. H.

Rev. Cornelius G. Pearsons, Windsor, Vt.

Mr. Calvin Perry,

Wardsborough, Vt.

-- John Prentiss,

Keene, N. H. 6

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Rev. George Richards, Portsmouth, N. H. 6

Hon. Samuel Stearns, L.L. D. Dummersion, 6

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