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II sacred office, but also his tastes and studies, and not a small portion of his talent. Besides those works to which we have already adverted, Dr. M'Crie was author of the following publications :�" The Duty of Christian Societies towards Each Other, in relation to the Measures for Propagating the Gospel, which at Present engage the Attention of the Religious World; a Sermon preached in the Meeting-house, Potter Row, on occasion of a Collection for promoting a Mission to Kentucky." 1797.�" Statement of the Difference between the Profession of the Reformed Church of Scotland as adopted by Seceders, and the Profession contained in the New Testimony and other Acts lately adopted by the General Associate Synod; particularly on the Power of Civil Magistrates respecting Religion, National Reformation, National Churches, and Na- tional Covenants." Edinburgh, 1807.�"Letters on the late Catholic Bill, and the Discussions to which it has given Rise. Addressed to British Protestants, and chiefly Presbyterians in Scotland. By a Scots Presbyterian." Edinburgh, 1807.�"Free Thoughts on the late Religious Celebration of the Funeral of Her Ro

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