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  1. The circling blessing of peace considered in its vast importance
  2. The continuance of peace and increasing prosperity a source of consolation and just cause of gratitude to the inhabitants of the United States
  3. The danger of turning again to folly
  4. The desireableness of peace
  5. The dismal consequences of delighting in war. In a sermon preach'd on Wednesday January 16. 1711
  6. The divine conduct reviewed
  7. The doctrine of a providence, illustrated and applied in a sermon, preached to a congregation of protestant dissenters, at Nottingham, July 29, 1784; being the Day Appointed for a General Thanksgiving, on the Conclusion of the Late Destructive War. By the Rev. George Walker, F.R.S.
  8. The due method of keeping the Sabbath, and its reward
  9. The duty and motives of praying for peace
  10. The duty of peace amongst the members of the same state, civil or ecclesiastical, impartially laid down and recommended: or, How a man should behave himself, as becomes a Christian, with respect to high and low-church, whig and tory
  11. The duty of thanksgiving for peace in general
  12. The evil effects of war
  13. The felicity of the times
  14. The glorious and peaceable tendency of the Christian religion. A sermon, preached on the fast-day, 1795, at the meeting in Jamaica-Row, Bermondsey
  15. The good of government. A sermon, preached in St. Margaret-Patton's Church in Rude-Lane, London, on Tuesday, July 7, 1713. Being the day appointed by Her Majesty for a general thanksgiving for the peace
  16. The good of peace and ill of vvarre
  17. The great blessing of peace and truth in our days
  18. The great blessing of peace and truth in our days
  19. The great blessing of stable times, together with the means of procuring it
  20. The great duty of thankfulness
  21. The great work of God in this present dispensation of peace
  22. The happiness of Britain illustrated
  23. The harmony between justice and peace
  24. The loyal miscellany