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Leonard Worcester

1767–1846

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1795–1839 across 18 dated works

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Letters and remarks, occasioned by a sermon, delivered, by the Rev. Aaron Bancroft, A.M. November 30, MDCCXCIV, in opposition to the doctrine of election.: [Two lines of Scripture texts]1795
An oration, pronounced at Peacham, in commemoration of the death of the late Gen. George Washington, February 22d, 18001800
Sermon, preached at Peacham, Lord's day, November 15th, 18011801
A sermon: preached at Peacham, April 28th, 1802, being a day of public fasting and prayer, in the state of Vermont1802

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A Discourse on the Alton outrage: delivered at Peacham, Vermont, December 17, 18371838
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The Confession of faith, of the Church of Christ in Peacham, defended.: A sermon, delivered at Peacham, Lord's Day, September 14, 1817.1818
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A sermon, delivered in Park Street Church, August 25, 1825: At the ordination of the Rev. Messrs. Elnathan Gridley, and Samuel Austin Worcester, as missionaries to the heathen. ...1825
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A sermon preached at Montpelier, Lord's day, October 15, 18091809
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The Christian desirous to be with Christ a sermon, preached at Hardwick, Vermont ... at the funeral of Mrs. Lydia French1814
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A discourse on the Alton outrage, delivered at Peacham, Vermont, December 14, 18371838
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Letters and remarks, occasioned by a sermon, delivered, by the Rev. Aaron Bancroft, A.M. November 30, MDCCXCIV, in opposition to the doctrine of election.: [Two lines of Scripture texts]1795
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Inquiries, occasioned by the Address of the General Association of New-Hampshire, on the doctrine of the Trinity1812
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A sermon: preached at Peacham, April 28th, 1802, being a day of public fasting and prayer, in the state of Vermont1802
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Doctrine and atonement and others connected with it, stated and vindicated, an answer to the Rev. Mr. Gibson's Sermon on Isaiah, xxxv. 81802
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A sermon, preached at Peacham, Lord's day, November 13th, 18031804
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A memorial of what God hath wrought a discourse, delivered at Peacham (Vermont) March 31, 18391839
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An oration, pronounced at Peacham, in commemoration of the death of the late Gen. George Washington, February 22d, 18001800
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Sermon, preached at Peacham, Lord's day, November 15th, 18011801
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A discourse of the Alton outrage, delivered at Peacham, Vermont, December 17, 18371838
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The doctrine of atonement and others connected with it, stated and vindicated in answer to the Rev. Mr. Gibson's sermon on Isaiah XXXV. 8.1802
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A sermon, delivered in Park St. Church, August 25, 1825: At the ordination of the Rev. Messrs. Elnathan Gridley, and Samuel Austin Worcester, as missionaries to the heathen. ...1825
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A sermon, delivered in Park Street Church, August 25, 1825, at the ordination of Rev. Messrs. Elnathan Gridley, and Samuel Austin Worcester. As missionaries to the heathen1825
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