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A PICTORIAL MAP OF (3599) PALESTINE and EGYPT, and all the Countries mentioned in the Old and New Testaments; exhibiting also the Route of the Israelites from Egypt to Canaan, and the Travels of the Apostle Paul. By WILLIAM MARTIN. On One Large Sheet, 27 Inches by 40, 10s. 6d. (3600) LESSONS on the OLD and NEW TESTA MENT, in Question and Answer; for the use of 6s. cloth. By THOMAS CHALMERS, D.D. 8vo. (3605) MENTS. Also, by the same Author, ON the USE and ABUSE of LITERARY and ECCLESIASTICAL ENDOWMENTS. 8vo. 6s. (3606) ON POLITICAL ECONOMY, in reference to the Moral State and Moral Prospects of Great Britain. 8vo. 12s. (3007) ON the CHRISTIAN and CIVIC ECONOMY of LARGE TOWNS. 3 vols. 8vo. 26s. (3608) DR. CHALMERS' WORKS, a new and uniform Edition, publishing in Quarterly Volumes, 12mo. 6s. each. (3609) Vol. 10-CONGREGATIONAL SERMONS, Vol. 3. .* This Volume concludes the CONGREGATIONAL SERMONS. Also, just published, LECTURES on the EPISTLE of PAUL to the ROMANS. 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THE FAMILY SANCTUARY; a Form of and Hatchard and Son. Piccadilly. Nottingham: Hicklin, Domestic Devotion for every Sabbath in the Year: containing the Collect of the Day, a Portion of Scripture, an Original Prayer and Sermon, and the Benediction. 1 thick vol. demy 8vo. 15s. cloth extra. (3617) THE IDOLATRY of the CHURCH of Drawings or from Authentic Engravings; and the subjects ROME discussed. By the Rev. CH. COMBERBACH, Roman Catholic Missionary, Stonor Park, Oxon.; and the Rev. JOHN MISSING, A M., late Curate of Fawley, Bucks. Re-published from the BERKSHIRE CHRONICLE, with Notes and Appendix, by the Rev. JOHN MISSING. 12mo. 1s. sewed. James Nisbet and Co. 21, Berners Street. INDIVIDUAL INFLUENCE. (3619) of Natural History, of Costume, and of Antiquities, from By M. A. THE PICTORIAL EDITION of the NEW EMINISCENCES from the EARLY LIFE of a LUTHERAN CLERGYMAN. BY FREDERICK STRAUSS, D.D. Professor of Divinity, Member of the Supreme Consistory, and Chaplain to the King of Prussia. 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