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Peddie, James, 1758-1845.

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    The perpetuity, advantages, and universality of the Christian religion: a sermon, preached before the Edinburgh Missionary Society, in Bristo-Street meeting-house, on Thursday, Nov. 10. 1796. By James Peddie, Minister of the Associate Congregation in Bristo-Street

    Peddie, James, 1758-1845. | Date: 1796
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    The revolution the work of God, and a cause of joy: two sermons delivered in Bristo-Street meeting-house, November 5th. 1788. By James Peddie

    Peddie, James, 1758-1845. | Date: MDCCLXXXIX. [1789]
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    A defence of the Associate Synod against the charge of sedition addressed to William Porteous, D.D. in reply to his pamphlet, entitled, "the new light examined; or, observations on the proceedings of the Associate Synod against their own standards." By James Peddie, Minister of the Associate Congregation of Bristo Street, Edinburgh.

    Peddie, James, 1758-1845. | Date: 1800

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