SUMMARY OF EACH DISCOURSE, NOTES, &c.

Thomas Smart

BY THE REV. T. S. HUGHES, B. D.

VOL. V.

LONDON:

PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY A. J. VALPY, M. A.

AND SOLD BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.

1830,

CONTENTS

OF

THE FIFTH VOLUME.

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The Condition and Example of our blessed Saviour vindicated:

in answer to the Bishop of Bangor's Charge of Calumny

against the Dean of Chichester.

The Lord Bishop of Bangor's Defence of his assertion, namely,

'that the example of our Lord is much more peculiarly fit

to be urged to slaves than to subjects,' considered.

An Answer to the Lord Bishop of Bangor's book, intitled, 'the

common rights of subjects defended,' &c.-The true mean-

ing and intention of the Corporation and Test Acts as-

serted, &c.

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41

91

The Proceedings of the Vice-chancellor and University of Cam-

bridge against Dr. Bentley, stated and vindicated: in a

letter to a noble Peer.

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The Trial of the Witnesses of the resurrection of Jesus.

Witnesses.

The Sequel of the Trial of the Witnesses of the resurrection :

being an answer to the exceptions of a late pamphlet, in-

titled, The Resurrection of Jesus considered by a moral

philosopher.'-Revised by the Author of the Trial of the

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Index.

The case of Abraham and Melchizedek, the history of Esau and

Jacob, and the story of Balaam, considered and explained;

and the mistakes of Mr. Chubb and others corrected: with

a Postscript, relating to the expulsion of the Canaanites

by Joshua.

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MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS.

SHERL.

VOL. V.