1. Redemption.

A Companion Volume to Sanctification.

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2. Palestine and Russia.

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3. Rome, Turkey, and Jerusalem.

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‘Mr. Hoare argues on the broad, simple lines of prophecy, in a way which to our mind must bring irresistible conviction.’—Clergyman’s Magazine.

4. Conformity to the World.

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‘An admirable parochial book.’—Evangelical Magazine.

5. Inspiration: its Nature and Extent.

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‘Selects several important points of a wide subject, and treats them soundly.’—Christian Observer.

6. The Doctrine of the Lord’s Supper,

As Taught in the Church of England. Fcap. 8vo. sewed, 6d.

7. The Communion and Communicant.

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8. Baptism,

As Taught in the Bible and Prayer-book.

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The Family Commentary on the Holy Bible.

By the Rev. Charles Girdlestone, M.A.

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The only Family Commentary on the whole Bible.

Prospectus, giving Specimen of Type, Opinions of the Press, Clergy,
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The Author has just placed this work in Messrs. Hatchard’s hands, owing to the retirement from business of the late publishers, Messrs. Suter & Co.

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Thorough:

Being an attempt to show the value of Thoroughness in several departments of Christian Life and Practice.

By Rev. Sir Emilius Bayley, Bart., B.D., Vicar of St. John’s, Paddington.

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Pleasant Memories:

A Woman’s Thoughts and Life-work.

By John Baillie, D.D., Author of ‘Memoirs of Adelaide Newton,’ &c.

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The Church and the World:

Their Mutual Relations, God’s Retributive Righteousness in His dealings with them; the Key to Sacred History, Past, Present, and to Come.

By Rev. A. R. Fausset (of York), Joint Author of ‘The Critical Commentary.’

‘A remarkably able and interesting work.’—English Churchman.

‘We have reaped much profit from the perusal of this book, and would heartily recommend it to all who love to look into the teaching of the pure word as to the matters on which it treats.’—Word and Work.

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Temptation: its Nature and Limits.

By the Rev. Daniel Moore, Vicar of Holy Trinity, Paddington.

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The Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures.

By the Very Rev. Daniel Bagot, D.D., late Dean of Dromore. 1s. 6d. & 1s.

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The Immortality of the Soul.

By the Rev. Canon Garbett. 1s. 6d. and 1s.

‘One of the ablest refutations we have yet seen of the erroneous doctrines now afloat concerning the eternity of punishment.’—English Churchman.

Thoughts on the Parental Character of God.

By the late Rear-Admiral Sir Edward W. Parry. New Edition.

With Preface by his Son, Edward, Bishop Suffragan of Dover. 1s. 6d. and 1s.

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Thoughts about Salvation for Thinking Men.

By the Rev. John Richardson, of Camberwell. 1s. 6d. and 1s.

‘Suggestive and interesting.’—Christian Observer.

By E. J. Whately, Author of ‘Life of Archbishop Whately,’ &c.

1. Plymouth Brethrenism.

3rd Thousand, revised. 1s. 6d. and 1s.

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2. Maude; or, The Anglican Sister of Mercy.

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The Sons of Eli.

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Words of Caution, Counsel, &c., addressed to the Children of Godly Parents.

‘A wise and understanding guide.’—Christian Observer.

By the REV. BOURCHIER WREY SAVILE.

1. Turkey;

Or, The Judgment of God upon Apostate Christendom. 1s. 6d. & 1s.

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2. The Bride of Christ.

With a Reply to the Bishop of Lincoln’s Work on the Millennium. 1s. 6d. & 1s.