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418 Some Seasonable Advice unto the Poor To be annexed unto the Kindnesses of God, etc. [Boston, 1716.] (306) The Stone Cut out of the Mountain. And The Kingdom of God, in Those Maxims of it, that cannot be shaken. Etc. Boston, 1716. (307) Utilia. Real and Vital Religion Served, in the Various & Glorious Intentions of it. Etc. Boston, 1716. (308) Anastasius; The Resurrection of Lazarus improved. Boston, 1717. (309) A Brief Account of the State of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New-England, Civil and Ecclesiastical. Boston, 1717. (310) The Case of a troubled Mind. . . Which apprehends the Face of a gracious God Hidden from it. Etc. Boston, 1717, 1741. (311) Febrifugium. An Essay for the Cure of Ungodly Anger. Boston, 1717. (312) Hades Look'd into. The Power of Our Great Saviour Over the Invisible World, and the Gates of Death. . . Considered, In a Sermon Preached at the Funeral of. . . Wait Winthrop, Esq; etc. Boston, 1717. (313) Icono-clastes. An Essay upon the Idolatry, too often committed under the Profession of the most Reformed Christianity; etc. Boston, 1717. (314) Instructions to the Living, from the Condition of the Dead. A Brief Relation of Remarkables in the Shipwreck of above One Hundred Pirates, Who were Cast away in the Ship Whido. . . April 26. 1717. And in the Death of Six, who. . . were Convicted & Condemned. . . And Executed, etc. Boston, 1717. (315) Malachi. Or, The Everlasting Gospel Preached unto the Nations. Etc. Boston, 1717. Philadelphia, 1767. (316) Piety and Equity United. In Two Essays: etc. Boston, 1717. (317) Preface by Dr. Increase Mather and Dr. Cotton Mather to Bridgewater's Monitor, by James Keith and Samuel Danforth. Boston, 1717. (318) Proposals for printing by subscription Psalterium Americanum. Boston, 1717. (319) Raphael: The Blessings of an healed Soul considered. Boston, 1717. (320) A Speech made unto his excellency, Samuel Shute Esq. . . By the Reverend Dr. Cotton Mather, Attended with the Ministers. . . May 30. 1717. Boston, 1717. (321) The Thankful Christian. A brief Essay, Upon those Returns of Thankfulness and Obediance to the Glorious God, etc. Boston, 1717. (322) The Tribe of Asher. A brief Essay on the Conspicuous Blessings with which the People of God and their Offspring are known to be the Blessed of the Lord. Etc. Boston, 1717. (323) The Valley of Baca. The Divine Sov'reignty, Displayed & Adored ... A Sermon Preached on the Death of Mrs Hannah Sewall; The Religious & Honourable Consort of Samuel Sewall Esq; etc. Boston, 1717. (324) The Valley of Hinnom. The Terrours of Hell demonstrated. . . In a Sermon Preached in the Hearing, and at the Request of a Man under a Sentence of Death for a Murder; etc. Boston, 1717. (325) Victorina. A Sermon Preach'd On the Decease and At the Desire, of Mrs Kathrin Mather, By her Father. Etc. Boston, 1717. With additions, 1727. (326) The Voice of the Dove; with Memoirs of Mr Robert Kitchen. Boston, 1717. (327) Zelotes. A Zeal For the House of God; Blown up, in a Sermon, etc. Boston, 1717. [A dedication sermon on a new meeting-house in Summer Street.] (328) Brethren dwelling together in Unity. The True Basis for an Union Among the People of God ... In a Sermon. Preached at the Ordination of a Pastor, in the Church of the Baptists. Boston, 1718. (329) Early Piety, exemplified in Elizabeth Butcher of Boston, etc. Boston, 1718. (330) Faith Encouraged ... a Strange Impression from Heaven, on the Minds of Some Jewish Children, At the City of Berlin, etc. Boston, 1718. (331) A Man of Reason. A Brief Essay to demonstrate That all Men should hearken to Reason, etc. Boston, 1718. (332) The Obedient Sufferer. Boston, 1718. (333) Providence asserted and adored: A Sermon occasioned by the Death of several who were drowned. Boston, 1718. [1716?]. (334) Psalterium Americanum. The Book of Psalms, In a translation exactly conformed unto the original; but all