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100 1 $aCalamy, Edmund,$celder (1660-1666), pastor, Aldermanbury, member of Westminster Assembly.
245 12 $aA Sermon Preached by Mr Edmund Calamy At Aldermanbury London, Aug.24.1651. Being A Funeral Sermon for Mr. Love on the Sab- bath-Day following after he was executed. Containing these particulars: {1 The Person that fell asleep. 2 The Speech that he made, when he fell asleep. 3 What he did when he had finished his Speech. Also, Four excellent Doctrines, and Propositions, to the Presbyte- rians, and others; to be by them practised and meditated upon both Morning and Evening. ... (4 lines).
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