God's ways equal

SERMON II.

Preached at Hampton, 1804.

SERMON III.

Impenitent Sinners without excuse at the Great Day

Preached at Hampton, 1807.

SERMON IV.

Importance of ascertaining the truths of the Gospel.

Preached at Saco, at the Ordination of Rev. Jonathan Cogswell, 1810,

SERMON V.

Preached at Hampton, 1807.

SERMON VI.

Tendency of the Gospel when it is rejected

Preached at Augusta, at the Ordination of Rev. Benjamin Tappan, 1811.

SERMON VII.

The young warned and reproved

Preached at Brunswick, 1811.

SERMON VIII.

The perpetuity and importance of the Sabbath

Preached at a meeting of citizens held at Portland, for the purpose of taking

measures to promote the due observance of the Sabbath.

SERMON IX.

Influence of Religion on the condition of Man

Preached at Portland before the Maine Bible Society.

SERMON X.

Consequences of neglecting the great salvation.

SERMON XI.

The Christian Minister should give no offence

Preached at Freeport, at the Ordination of Rev. Enos Merrill, 1816.

SERMON XII.

Evils of War and the probability of the universal prevalence

of Peace

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Preached at Portland, before the Peace Society of Maine.

SERMON XIII.

True sources of National Prosperity

On Conscience

Preached at Boston, at the Annual Election, 1814.

SERMON XIV.

Means of perpetuating the blessings of Christianity

Preached before the Maine Missionary Society, 1818.

SERMON XV.

Preached at Brunswick, 1817.

SERMON XVI.

The truth of Christianity proved from its legitimate moral

effects

Address on Intemperance

Introductory Lecture-The dangers of a college life, and its

security

Lecture on the Value of Time

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261

273

286

309

323

336

349

362

373

Inaugural Address

ADDRESSES.

Address at the Commencement in 1808.

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Classical Students - Claims of our Country-Claims of
Christianity-A definite object of pursuit-Deportment

Address at the Commencement in 1809.

Difference in moral actions-Course of future life

Address at the Commencement in 1814.

Connexion between Intellectual and Moral Improvement

Address at the Commencement in 1815.

Immutability of Moral Distinctions .

Address at the Commencement in 1816.

Value of Intellectual Philosophy in Public Life

Address at the Commencement in 1817.

Importance of Application

Address at the Commencement in 1818.

Influence of men of Liberal Education in Society

Dissertation on the question, "What constitutes good use of

a word in the English language

General Index

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