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Rh in blank verse, fitted unto the tunes commonly used in our churches. Etc. Boston, 1718. [See no. 318.] (335) Right Hand of Fellowship of the Churches at the Ordination of Thomas Prince. [Boston?], 1718. (336) Vanishing Things. An Essay on Dying Man ... In a Sermon Preached on the Departure. . . of Mr Thomas Bernard, etc. Boston, 1718. (337) Concio ad Populum. A Distressed People Entertained with Proposals for the Relief of their Distresses, etc. Boston, 1719. (338) Desiderius. Or, A Desirable Man Describ'd. . . Commemoration of. . . Mr James Keith, etc. Boston, 1719. (339) The Duty of Children, Whose Parents have Pray'd for them, etc. Boston, 1719. (340) Genethlia Pia; Or, Thoughts for a Birth-Day. Boston, 1719. (341) A Glorious Espousal. A Brief Essay to Illustrate the Marriage, wherein Our Great Saviour offers to Espouse unto Himself the Children of Men; And ... to Recommend. . . a Good Carriage in the Married Life. Etc. Boston, 1719. (342) An Heavenly Life. A Christian taught how to live, etc. Boston, 1719. (343) History of Seasonable Interposition Especially Relating to the Fifth of November. Boston, 1719. (344) Letter to Rev. Thomas Bradbury Septemb 7. 1719. Prefixed to Bradbury's Necessity for Revealed Religion. 1719. (345) A Letter giving the "Character of the Inhabitants of New England, and of Col. Shute, their present Governour. " Nov. 4. 1718. 1719. (346) Mirabilia Dei. An Essay on the very Seasonable & Remarkable Interpositions of the Divine Providence. . . Especially relating to that Twice-Memorable Fifth of November. Etc. Boston, 1719. (347) A New- Year Well-begun. An Essay Offered on a New-Years-Day, etc. Boston, 1719. New-London, 1719. (348) The Religion of an Oath. Plain Directions How the Duty of Swearing May be Safely Managed, etc. Boston, 1719. (349) Sincere Piety described, and the Trial of Sincerity assisted. Boston, 1719. (350) A Testimony against Evil Customs. Given by Several Ministers of the Gospel. Etc. Boston, 1719. (351) The Tryed Professor. A very Brief Essay, to Detect and Prevent Hypocrisy, etc. Boston, 1719. (352) Vigilius. Or The Awakener ... To Rebuke first the Natural Sleep Which too often proves a Dead Fly. . . And then the Moral Sleep, etc. Boston, 1719. (353) A Voice from Heaven. An Account of an uncommon Appearance in the Heavens, with Remarks upon it. Boston, 1719. (354) Youth Advised: An Essay on the Sins of Youth. Boston, 1719. (355) A Brother's Duty: An Essay on every Man his Brothers Keeper. Boston, 1720. (356) Coheleth. A Soul upon Recollection. . . Offering the Advice of a Father going out of the World, unto a Son coming into it. Boston, 1720. (357) Detur Digniori. The Righteous Man described. ... In a Sermon upon the Death of the Reverend Mr Joseph Gerrish, etc. Boston, 1720. (358) Letter [supposed] "To the Hone Judge Sewall," April, 1720. Mass. Hist. Soc. Col. XXXII, 122. (359) The Quickened Soul. A Short and Plain Essay on, The Withered Hand Revived and Restored. Boston, 1720. (360) The Salvation of the Soul considered, etc. Boston, 1720. (361) Undoubted Certainties. Or, Piety Enlivened ... In a Sermon Preached on the Death of Mrs Abigail Sewall, etc. Boston, 1720. (362) A Year and a Life Well Concluded ... A Sermon Preached on the Last Day of the Year, 1719. Boston, 1720. (363) The Accomplished Singer. . . Intended for the Assistance of all that would Sing Psalms with Grace in their Hearts, etc. Boston, 1721. (364) Address to the Physicians of Boston. 1721. [The first pamphlet (unpublished) of the inoculation controversy. Printed in large part in no. 377. The remainder in no. 411.] (365) American Sentiments on the Arian Controversy. London, 1721. (366) The Christian Philosopher: A Collection of the Best Discoveries in Nature, with Religious Improvements. London, 1721. Charlestown, 1815. [For a history of this work, see Pub. Colonial Soc. of Mass. xiv, 98,