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                                      THE

                            DOCTRINE OF

                       ASSURANCE

                             CONSIDERED,

                           IN A LETTER

                                       TO

                       Mr JOHN BARCLAY

           Miniſter of the BEREAN ASSEMBLY
                             in EDINBURGH.

     Let him that thinketh he ſtandeth take heed
   leſt he fall.

                                RESTALRIG,

                     Printed for the AUTHOR,

                               MDCCLXXIV.

                             (Price Sixpence.)

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