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Colman. 8vo 28 1722 1695 VIEW of the Greenland Trade and Whale Fishery, with the National and Private advantages thereof. 8vo 18 6d 1722 1696 A Most humble Proposal to the Lords Regents, &c., of Great Britain, for an effectual method to prevent Piracy, and make the Trade of America more secure. 4to 38 1723 1697 A SERMON on the truly virtuous and religious Mrs. Jane Steel, consort of Thos. Steel, Esq., by Benj. Colman, Pastor of a Church in Boston. 8vo 28 Boston, 1723 1698 DEFENCE of a Book lately reprinted at Boston, entitled A modest proof of the order and government settled by Christ and his Apostles in the Church. 8vo. Boston, N. 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