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The Way Of Salvation; Illustrated In A Series Of Discourses
The Way Of Salvation; A Sermon, Delivered At Morristown, New Jersey, February 8, 1829
A Hoosier In Honduras
Transactions Of The Antiseptic Club
To China And Back; Being A Diary Kept, Out And Home
Progressive Spondylotherapy, 1913; A Summary Of New Clinico-Physiologic And Reflexologic Data. With An Appendix On The Physiological Physics Of
The Tariff Made Plain; Seven Short Conversations That Bring Out Both Sides, Proofs Cited And Academic And Popular Errors Corrected
The Basis Of Musical Pleasure; Together With A Consideration Of The Opera Problem And The Expression Of Emotions In Music
The Love Of Country; A Sermon Delivered In The First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, April 28, 1861
Aix-Les-Bains In Savoy; The Medical Treatment And General Indications

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