...Seminary at Princeton, New Jersey. Second Edition. Philadelphia : Towar & Hogan. 1830. pp. 485. 3. The Life of Mohammed ; founder of the Religion of Islam...the Empire of the Saracens. By the Rev. George Bush, A. M. New York : J. & J. Harper. 1830. pp. 261. 5. Mental Discipline ; or hints on the Cultivation...

...at Princeton, New Jersey. Second Edition. Philadelphia : Towar &, Hogan. 1830. pp. 485. 3. The Ijifc of Mohammed ; founder of the Religion of Islam and...the Empire of the Saracens. By the Rev. George Bush, A. M. New York : J. & J. Harper. 1830. pp. 261. 5. Mental Discipline ; or hints on the Cultivation...

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