THE

GENERAL REPOSITORY

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REVIEW

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dited by Andrews 13. Bon.

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Hilliard & Metcalf, printers.

1812.

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CONTENTS OF VOLUME FIRST.

Theological Department.

Defence of liberal Christianity

An account of the Controversy between Dr. Priestley, Dr.

Horsley, and others

Life of Semler

An important question examined, (relating to the doctrine

of the Trinity)

On the accuracy and fidelity of Griesbach

Translation of the article ¤NETMA, from Schleusner's Lex-

icon of the New Testament

Literary Department.

Critique on Moore's Anacreon

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1. Sermons on various subjects by Henry Kollock, D. D.

2. A statement of proceedings in the first church in Coven-

try, Con. which terminated in the removal of the pastor,

&c. By Rev. Abiel Abbot, A. M. late pastor of the first

church in Coventry

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3. Two lectures on comets, read in the chapel of Harvard

college, 1759, by Professor Winthrop.

4. Self-Control. A novel

An essay on comets, by Andrew Oliver jun. Esq.

5. Bible News of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. By

Noah Worcester, A. M.

Our Saviour's divinity in primitive purity. A sermon.

By Thomas Worcester, A. M.

An impartial review of testimonies in favor of the di-

vinity of Christ by Christians of the three first centu-

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