The beauty of holiness in the Common prayer: : as set forth in four sermons preached at the Rolls Chapel, in 1716., By Thomas Bisse, D.D. ; Adapted to the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. ; To which is added a discourse on the Holy Communion, and guide to the altar, (electronic resource)

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Title remainder: as set forth in four sermons preached at the Rolls Chapel, in 1716.

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Statement of responsibility: By Thomas Bisse, D.D. ; Adapted to the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. ; To which is added a discourse on the Holy Communion, and guide to the altar

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The beauty of holiness in the Common prayer: : as set forth in four sermons preached at the Rolls Chapel, in 1716.

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Boston:, Published by R.P. and C. Williams. T.B. Wait and Sons, printers., 1814

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Part of the library digital collection of Early American Imprints, Series II: Shaw-Shoemaker, 1801-1819
Added illustrated title page: The beauty of holiness in the Common prayer, with a guide to the altar. And a discourse on the Holy Communion. Boston: Published by R.P. and C. Williams. 1814
Illustrated title page signed: Dearborn
"An explanation of the principal festivals and fasts observed by the Church."--p. 95-98
"The Communicant's guide to the altar, with directions and devotions. Also, an introductory discourse; explaining the nature and end of this holy sacrament; and the obligations Christians are under to receive the Lord's Supper. Boston: Printed by Thomas B. Wait & Sons. 1814."--p. [100]-126, with separate title page

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