The Religious Magazine, Volume 3

William Peirce, 1836 - Christianity

What is the import of the pen	9

fects a deeper sense of sin	10

light from the New Testament	15

family Sunday Morning after	30

the South The NewYorkers	37

Mobs dissolution of the Union	50

Free colored people at	57

Observations on the influence	75

Reply	288

Travelling in Old England	318

Dr Beecher Mr Barnes intol	321

324	324

not enjoined or recommended	356

on the system of education pur	363

parture from Philadelphia	370

in trouble 5 in old age 6	377

deeds The churchyard con	87

Landing at Liverpool porter	94

The SouthWest by a Yankee	105

afford it an invitation the par	118

pond the netfishing for min	124

munion a good wife anecdote	141

in a heathen land	147

Plan for Ministers Libraries	153

a Narrative	168

Travelling in Old England	188

Church of England Explana	196

an intelligent ministry city	211

Call on Dr R sail to Calais	231

public morals in this country	235

the Western rivers	239

Hill an English entertainment	245

A temperance story	265

The Blood of the Martyrs	275

gros two African kings in slave	281

K W on the lawfulness	383

emancipation of slaves Aların	393

Edinburgh breakfast with	401

658	402

95	417

Rules for Solitary Prayer	452

A Chapter for College Stu	459

in promoting the happiness of	468

Voyage from Glasgow to Belfast	485

Columbus climate agricultural	493

appropriate the thoughts should	500

ations addressed to the young	514

ful Disciple Effect of a visit	522

Peace by Rev J S C Abbott	529

temperance tale a few Thoughts	535

its objects of interest	543

due in different degrees to differ trasted with those produced	557

of temperance and his kindness Christian Retirement Neces	566

Title	The Religious Magazine, Volume 3
Contributors	Gorham D. Abbott, Jacob Abott, David Keyes Hitchcock
Publisher	William Peirce, 1836
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	3 Dec 2008

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