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CONTENTS.

VOL. XV.

No.

567. METHOD of political Writers affect-

ing Secrecy; Specimen ..........
568. Coffee-house Conversation on the pre-
ceding Paper-The Whole Duty of
Man turned into a Libel......................

569. On Drunkenness..

570. On petty Ambition.................
571. Advantages of seeking the Protection
of the Supreme Being

572. On Quacks

573. Letter from the President of the Club

of Widows

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574. Advantages of Content ....

575. The present Life preparatory to the

Happiness of Eternity....

576. On Singularity; the Dread and Affec-

tation of it

577. Letter from a Person supposed to be

crazed-Petition of John a Nokes

and Tom a Styles..................................

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