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Nathaniel Ball

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Cover of The Evil Effects of War, and the Blessings of Peace, Represented in a Sermon Preached at Chelmsford, on the 25th of April, 1749. ... by Nathaniel Ball,

The Evil Effects of War, and the Blessings of Peace, Represented in a Sermon Preached at Chelmsford, on the 25th of April, 1749. ... by Nathaniel Ball,

Nathaniel Ball · First published 1749

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Placeholder cover for The divine goodness and human gratitude properly consider'd, in a sermon preach'd at West-Horsley in Surry, November 29, 1759, being the day appointed for a public thanksgiving on account of the late glorious successes his Majesty's arms have obtain'd over the French. By Nathaniel Ball, ..

The divine goodness and human gratitude properly consider'd, in a sermon preach'd at West-Horsley in Surry, November 29, 1759, being the day appointed for a public thanksgiving on account of the late glorious successes his Majesty's arms have obtain'd over the French. By Nathaniel Ball, ..

Nathaniel Ball · First published 1759

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Cover of Sermons on Several Important Subjects; viz. I. An Enquiry Into the Several Causes Which Hinder the Enjoyment of Peace in Society. II. Perfection in Virtue

Sermons on Several Important Subjects; viz. I. An Enquiry Into the Several Causes Which Hinder the Enjoyment of Peace in Society. II. Perfection in Virtue

Nathaniel Ball · First published 2018

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Placeholder cover for Remarks upon "Swedenborgianism reviewed by Enoch Pond..."

Remarks upon "Swedenborgianism reviewed by Enoch Pond..."

George H. Ball, Richard De Charms, M. M. Carll, Emanuel Swedenborg, Thomas Hartley, Nathaniel Francis Cabell, First New Jerusalem Society (Cincinnati, Ohio) · First published 1846

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Cover of Sermons on Several Important Subjects

Sermons on Several Important Subjects

Nathaniel Ball · First published 1745 · Latest edition 1756

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Placeholder cover for The deist confuted upon his own principles

The deist confuted upon his own principles

Nathaniel Ball · First published 1755

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