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Osborn, Samuel, 1685-1774.

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    A letter to the general convention of the ministers of the province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England, in the year 1728 Together with the sentence of excommunication passed on two that were members of the church in Chatham. And the translation of a Latin paragraph of Dr. Mather's Magnalia: containing Mr. Nathanael Rogers his tho'ts of impediments to Reformation. Written by Joseph Lord, Pastor of the Church of Christ in Chatham. [Three lines from Jeremiah].

    Lord, Joseph 1672?-1748. | Date: 1734
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    The veracity and equity of the members of the council held at Billingsgate in Eastham, 1720. asserted and maintained

    Stone, Nathanael 1667-1755. | Date: 1723
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    Additional proposals for convictions of the churches . December 3, 1729.

    Stone, Nathanael 1667-1755. | Date: 1729
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    A church of Christ vindicated . A short and plain relation of some transactions in the South Church at Eastham. Forced into the publick by several fallacious pamphlets that have been lately published.

    South Church at Eastham | Date: 1724

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