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Thirteen sermons on the throne of grace: from Heb. iv. 16.--First printed in 1696. Likewise, A sermon on the following question, By what means may ministers best win souls? From I Tim. iv. 16.--First printed in 1683. And A vindication of the Protestant doctrine concerning justification, and of its preachers and professors, from the unjust charge of antinomianism.--First printed in 1699. By the late Reverend Mr. Robert Traill, A.M. Minister of the Gospel in London

The stedfast adherence, to the profession of our faith: Recommended in twenty one sermons, on Heb. x. 21, 22, 23, 24. By the Late Reverend Mr. Robert Traill, A.M. minister of the Gospel in London. To which is added two letters to his wife and children, both written by him in the time of his banishment. And some advices on some important duties

Works of the late Reverend Robert Traill, A.M. Minister of the Gospel in London: In three volumes

A stedfast adherence to the profession of our faith, recommended in several sermons: By the late Reverend Robert Traill, A. M. Minister of the Gospel in London

The throne of grace discoursed of: from Heb. IV. 16. By Robert Trail, M. A. Minister of the Gospel

The works of the late Reverend Robert Traill

Six sermons: By the late Reverend Mr. Robert Trail

Eleven sermons: By the late Reverend Mr. Robert Traill

A letter from the Rev. Mr Robert Traill: Late Minister at Edinburgh, to his wife; as also one to his children: both written by him in the time of his banishment. To which is added, an advice about some duties. Published at the request of some friends

A vindication of the protestant doctrine of justification: and of its preachers and professors, from the unjust charge of Antinomianism. Extracted from a letter of the Reverend Mr. Robert Trail, a Minister in the City of London, to a Minister in the Country. Published by John Edwards, Minister of the Gospel, at Leeds in Yorkshire

Twenty nine sermons: viz. XIII. On the throne of Grace, From Heb. iv. 16. and XVI. On the Lord's prayer, From John xvii. 24. Together with the Protestant doctrine of justification vindicated. All by the late Revd. and learned Mr. Robert Trail Minister of the Gospel at London

A letter from a father to his children: written by him in the time of his banishment: To which is added, An Advice about some duties. Publish'd at the request of some friends

A stedfast adherence to the profession of our faith, recommended in several sermons: By the Late Reverend, Learned and Faithful Minister of the Gospel. Robert Traile

The Lord's prayer, in John XVII. 24. Discoursed on, in XVI. Sermons. By Robert Trail, M.A. minister of the Gospel

A vindication of the protestant doctrine concerning justification: and of its preachers and professors, from the unjust charge of Antinomianism. In a letter from Mr. Robert Trail a Minister in the City of London, to a Minister in the Country

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