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TUPPER, Martin Farquhar, an English 14 Probabilities: an Aid to Faith. New York, 1855. 12° (5.3×3.1). miscellaneous author; b. 1810. By... [M. F. Tupper]. New York, 1848. 12° (5.5X3.5). TURGOT, Aimé Robert Jacques, Baron de l'Aulne, a French philos.; b.1727.d.1781. 15 Mémoire de M. Turgot, sur les Administrations provinciales, mis en parallele avec celui de M. Necker, suivi d'une Lettre sur ce Plan, etc. Portrait.] Lausanne, 1787. 8° (5.4×3.1). 8° (5.8×3.4). ... TURKISH 16 Tale (A), in Arabic. TURNEBUS, Adrian, Prof. at Toulouse, Paris, &c.; b. 1512. d. 1565. Joint Editor. See PHILO. Opera exegetica in Libros Mosis, etc. TURNER, Rer. Charles, of Duxbury, Mass. ; b. 1750. d. 1816. 1 Election Sermon, in Mass., May 26, 1773. TURNER, Rev. Edward, of Salem, Mass., &c. Boston, 1773. 8°, pp. 45. 2 Discourse (A) delivered in Boston, Aug. 19, 1813, at the Re-Installa- TURNER, John, D.D., Vicar of Greenwich, Kent. 3 Wisdom of God, in the Redemption of Man. Eight Sermons at Boyle's Lecture. 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Endell, B.D., Canon of St. Paul's. 6 Primitive Christian Worship: or, The Evidence of Holy Scripture and TYLER, John, 10th Pres. of U.S.; 7 Addresses and Messages. 8 Biographical Sketch of. 2d ed. b. in Va., 1790. d. 1862. See WILLIAMS, E. (Addresses, &c., vol. 2.) See WILLIAMS, E. (Addresses, &c., vol. 2.) TYNDALE, William, an English reformer & martyr; b. prob. 1484. exec. 1536. Translator. See BIBLE,-Old and New Testaments. The Byble; &c. TYNDALL, John, F.R.S., &c. 9 Glaciers (The) of the Alps. Being a Narrative of Excursions and As- Joint Editor. See LONDON, &c. Philosophical Magazine, &c. 1853–62. TYNG, Dudley ATKINS, LL.D., of Newburyport, and Boston; b. 1759. d. 1829. 10 Memoir, by J. Lowell. See MASS. Hist. Society. (Coll., 3d Ser., vol. 2.) Reporter. See MASSACHUSETTS.-Jurisprudence. Reports of Cases in the Supreme Judicial Court. Vol. 2-17. 1806-1822. 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