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Excerpt from The Works of Thomas Adams, Vol. 3: Being the Sum of His Sermons, Meditations, and Other Divine and Moral Discourses; Containing Sermons From d104s in the New Testament, and Meditations on the Creed
In appending ward's sermons to the last volume of Adams, he does not anticipate any objections on the part of his Subscribers. As a general rule, it is not desirable to mix up in the same volume, one author with another; but, as the only alternative was to pro duce Adams in three thin volumes, it appeared to him that this course was open to many more objections than adding, separately paged, another author, whose writings are in many respects remark able, who lived at the same period, and whose mode of dealing with his subject is so much akin to that of Adams.
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