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The royal pilgrim. A funeral sermon upon the most lamented death of His Majesty Frederic, late King of Prussia, ... Preached before His Majesty's resident and the Prussian congregation in their chapel...

by Caesar, John James
Published 1713

printed by G. James, for Rich. Smith; and sold by J. Baker

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The voice of rejoicing in the tabernacles of the righteous. A sermon preached at York to a congregation of protestant dissenters, on the 27th of November, 1757, just upon receiving the account of the King of Prussia's victory, on the fifth of that month. By Newcome Cappe, late of the University...

by Cappe, Newcome
Published 1758

re-printed by Robert and Andrew Foulis at the desire of the public

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Christ the resurrection and the life : a funeral sermon on the much lamented death of ... Princess, Sophia Charlotta, daughter of the ... house of Brunswick and Luneburg, &c. and l...

by Caesar, John James
Published 1705

printed by H. Clark, for Whattoff Boulter

Subjects: “...Sophie Charlotte / Queen, consort of Frederick I, King of Prussia / 1668-1705 / Death and burial...”

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The glorious memory of a faithful prince by a thankful posterity : in a sermon preach'd upon the most lamented death of King William III. The next Sunday after his Royal Funeral, t...

by Caesar, John James
Published 1702

printed by J.H. for Henry Mortlock at the Phoenix in St. Paul's Church-Yard

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Military devotion: or, the soldier's duty to God, his prince and his country. Containing fourteen sermons preached at the camps near Blandford and Dorchester, A.D. 1756 and 1757. With an appendix, containing Reasons for a concise Form of Prayer for our Army in Camp, as in other Protestant Countries in Time of War, especially Prussia and Sweden, addressed to our pious Legislature; with Psalms, Lessons...

by Agar, William
Published 1758

printed for the author, and sold by P. Brindley in Bond-Street; R. and J. Dodsley in Pall-Mall; Mr. Millan at Charing-Cross; B. Dodd in Ave-Mary-Lane; C. Henderson at the Royal-Exchange,, and J. Ryall, in Fleet-Street. Enter'd at Stationers-Hall

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