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the Gospel at Carnock

the Gospel at Carnock

17. Letter from the Author to the Rev. Mr. James Hogg, Minister of the Gospel at Carnock

18. Letter from an eminent Dissenting Minister in Essex to the Author's grandson, concerning the Author's appearance before the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, 1729, in Professor Simson's process

Letter from the Author to the Presbytery of Selkirk

Part of the latter Will of the Author

THE AUTHOR'S ADDRESS TO HIS

CHILDREN

TO JOHN, JANE, ALISON, AND THOMAS BOSTON,—

MY DEAR CHILDREN,

I APPREHEND, that by the time it is designed, under the conduct of all-disposing Providence, this should come into your hands, ye may be desirous to know your father's manner of life, beyond what ye saw with your eyes; and it is very pleasing to me that, as to that point, I am capable, in some measure, to satisfy you, by means of two manuscripts, which I leave unto you, committing them to the Lord my God for preservation, and a blessing on them.

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