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ALL THE FRIENDS OF THE KINGDOM OF OUR

LORD JESUS CHRIST, AND PARTICULARLY

TO

ALL THE PASTORS

OF THE CHURCHES OF EVERY NAME WITHIN

THE STATE OF KENTUCKY,

THE FOLLOWING VOLUME IS

MOST RESPECTFULLY

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Introduction,

PART 1.

MEMOIRS OF AR. RICE.

1. Birth and parentage,

2. Convictions, &c.

3. Relief obtained, &c.

4. Introduction of the gospel into Virginia,

5. Grammar and College course, &c.

6. Entrance on the ministry, &c. &c.

7. Settlement at Peaks of Otter,

8. Moves to Kentucky,

9. State of religion in Kentucky,

10. First preachers in Kentucky,

il. Secret Exercises,

12. Revival,

13. Retires to the county of Green,

14. Last years of his life,

15. Part which he took in public affairs,

16. Notices of his death-bed exercises,

17. Publications, &c. &c.

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PART II.

1. Cumberland Presbyterians,

2. New-Lights,

3. Associate Reforined Church,

4. Associate Church,

5. New-Providence and Harrodsburgh Churches,

6. Churches in Lexington,

7. Rev. James Crawford,

8. Rev. Terah Templin,

3. Rey. Samuel Rannells,

10. Rey, William Wallace,

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11. Rev. James M'Chord,

12. Rev. Robert Wilson,

13. Rev. Daniel Smith,

14. Rev. James M’Gready,

15. Rey. J. P. Campbell,

16. Jacob Fishback,

17. Old Captain,

18. J. C. Breckinridge,

19. Synod of Kentucky,

20. Theological Seminaries,

21. Members of the Synod of Kentucky,

22. Brief Notices,

23. Baptist Churches of Kentucky,

24. Methodist Churches,

25. Population of Kentucky,

26. Conclusion.-General Reflections,

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PART II.

1. Father Rice's First Epistle, &c.

Second Epistle, &c.

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