Sacra privata : the private meditations, devotions, and prayers of the Right Rev T Wilson ... . ourteenth Sundays after ( Trinity. Heavenly desires, Ascension. Faith right, Trinity Sunday. ( Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Faith firm, ^ St. Thomas. ( St. Mark. I™,.„ of Chris. li?c?„S7a;\ft:fE.,.a,. St. Paul. W,aUo„of,aiaU •! It SlitfEipS Innocents.^ All saints. Guarding of angels and Gods provi- S Second third, fourth, and twentieth ( St. Michael. Deliverance from enemies, . . Third Sunday in Lent. e from judgments,. . ^ Septuagesiraa. ( Fourth Sunday in Le
Sacra privata : the private meditations, devotions, and prayers of the Right Rev T Wilson ... . ourteenth Sundays after ( Trinity. Heavenly desires, Ascension. Faith right, Trinity Sunday. ( Seventh Sunday after Trinity. Faith firm, ^ St. Thomas. ( St. Mark. I™,.„ of Chris. li?c?„S7a;\ft:fE.,.a,. St. Paul. W,aUo„of,aiaU •! It SlitfEipS Innocents.^ All saints. Guarding of angels and Gods provi- S Second third, fourth, and twentieth ( St. Michael. Deliverance from enemies, . . Third Sunday in Lent. e from judgments,. . ^ Septuagesiraa. ( Fourth Sunday in Lent. Support under afflictions, . . |^^EpjpEfn/^^^ ^^^^^^ ^® Defence from evil, and supply of { Eighth and fifteenth Sundays aftergood, ( Trinity. For Jews, Turks, &c Good Friday. 0 6 o- -o 310 COLLECTS : THEIR TENDENCY. That ministers may be fit, diligent,and successful, . That the people may be kept inTruth, unity, and peace, . St. Matthias. St. Peter. Third Sunday in Advent. Good , John. St. Simon and , sixth, and twelfth Sundaysafter J. F. Trow & Co., Pbintbbs,33 Ann-Street. BOOKS IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS OFPUBLISHED BT ? . & CO., ]VEl¥-Y©ISIi AND GEORGE S. APPIiETOX, A. HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND, By Gilbert Burnet,, late Bishop of Salisbury. With a Collection of Records,and a copious Index, revised and corrected, with additionalNotes and a Preface, by the Rev. E. Narcs, Illustratedvvith a Frontispiece and twenty-three Portraits on steel. Form-iug four elegant 8vo. vols, of near 600 pages each. ^8 00. To the student either of civil or religious history no epoch can be of nnoreimportaTice than that of the Reformation in England. It signalized theoverthrow, in one of its strongest holds, of tlie Romnn power, and gave animpulse to the human mind, the full results of wliich are even now butparll) realized. Almost all freedom of inquiry—all toleration in matters ofreligion,
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