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• The end of time : A sermon, preached at the Countess of Huntingdon's Chapel, Spa Fields, Clerkenwell, London, on Sunday evening, August 22, 1790; By George Waring, one of Her Ladyship's ministers. The second edition. Published by request. To be had of the Committee at Spa Fields Chapel; of any of the doorkeepers; or of Mr. Higham, No. 159, St. John-Street, Clerkenwell
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