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Arthur Ashley Sykes

Born: 1683 or 1684

Died: 1756

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Born: 1683 or 1684

Died: 1756

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A modest plea for the baptismal and Scripture-notion of the Trinity wherein the schemes of ... Dr. Bennet and Dr. Clarke are compared : to which are added two letters : one written to ... Mr. R.M. concerning his Plain Scripture-argument, &c. : the other to the author of ... The true Scripture-doctrine of the most holy and undivided Trinity continued and vindicated : recommended first by Robert Nelson esq., and since by the Reverend Dr. Waterland : wherein the reader will find obviated the principal arguments urged by the Revd. Dr. Waterland, in his Defense of some queries,&c

1718

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A letter to the Right Honourable the Earl of Nottingham Occasioned by a late motion made by the Archdeacon of London, at his visitation for the city clergy to return their thanks to his Lordship for his answer to Mr. Whiston

1721

Arthur Ashley Sykes

An essay on the truth of the Christian religion wherein it's real foundation upon the Old Testament is shewn. Occasioned by the Discourse of the Grounds and reasons of the Christian Religion

1725

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A further enquiry into the meaning of demoniacks in the New Testament

1737

Arthur Ashley Sykes

Some modest animadversions and reflexions upon a sermon preach'd before the Honourable House of Commons, by Dr. West, on Monday, the 30th of January being the day appointed to be kept, as the day of the martyrdom of the blessed King Charles I. In a letter to the abovesaid Doctor

1710

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The innocency of error asserted and vindicated in a letter to ----------

1715

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The safety of the church under the present ministry consider'd, in a letter to -----

1715

Arthur Ashley Sykes

An answer to the nonjurors charge of schism upon the Church of England

1716

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The external peace of the church: only attainable by zeal for Scripture in its just latitude, and by mutual charity, not by a pretense of uniformity of opinions : in a letter to ---

1716

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A letter to a friend In which is shewn, the inviolable nature of publick securities

1717

Arthur Ashley Sykes

Some remarks on Mr. Marshall's Defense of our constitution in church and state: with an appendix containing a brief enquiry into the meaning of those words of the 20th article, the church hath--authority in controversies of faith

1717

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A second letter to the Reverend Dr. Sherlock, being a reply to his answer, &c ... with an appendix relating to ... Dr. Snape's second letter ...

1717

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The Dean of Chichester's conduct considered in his Remarks upon the Lord Bishop of Bangor's treatment of the clergy and Convocation: his Vindication of the Corporation and Test Acts: and, The condition and example of our Blessed Lord vindicated

1718

Arthur Ashley Sykes

An humble apology for St. Paul and the other Apostles, or, A vindication of them and their doxologies from the charge of heresy

1719

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The authority of the clergy and the liberties of the laity stated and vindicated: in answer to Mr. Rogers's discourse of the visible and invisible church of Christ

1720

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A vindication of the innocency of error, &c. from the misrepresentations of the lord bp. of Oxford, in his late charge, and the defence of it. In a letter to His Lordship

1720

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The case of subscription to the XXXIX articles considered occasioned by Dr. Waterland's Case of Arian Subscription

1721

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A reply to Dr. Waterland's Supplement to the case of Arian subscription: being a defense of The case of subscription to the XXXIX Articles

1722

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A sermon preach'd at the assizes held at Brentwood in Essex, August 7. 1728. before the Right Honourable the Lord Chief Justice Eyre, and Mr. Baron Hale

1728

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The duty of love to God, and to our neighbours. A sermon preach'd at the Assizes held at Chelms-ford in Essex, March 21. 1727-8 Before the Right Honourable the Lord chief justice Raymond, and Mr. Justice Reynolds

1728

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The innocency of error: asserted and vindicated : in a letter to --

1729

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The comparative excellence and obligation of moral and positive duties, fully stated and considered In answer to a pamphlet [by Daniel Waterland], entitled, The nature, obligation, and efficacy of the Christian sacraments consider'd. As also, the comparative value of moral and positive duties distinctly stated and cleared

1730

Thomas Chubb, Arthur Ashley Sykes

The reasons alledged against Dr. Rundle's promotion to the see of Gl-------, seriously and dispassionately considered in a letter to a member of Parliament for the county of --------

1734

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The reasons alledged against Dr. Rundle's promotion to the see of Gl[ocester], seriously and dispassionately considered in a letter to a member of Parliament for the County of -----

1734

Arthur Ashley Sykes

An argument proving, that the method taken for obstructing Dr. Rundle's advancement to the See of G--r is dangerous to his Majesty's prerogative, our most excellent constitution, the liberty of lay-subjects, and the Christian religion also a reply to the case of Dr. Rundle's promotion to the See of G--r, &c. impartially consider'd, and to the miscellany of Dec. 7. last

1735

Arthur Ashley Sykes

Some further considerations on the reasons alledged against Dr. Rundle's promotion to the See of Glocester in a second letter to a member of parliament for the County of -----

1735

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The reasonableness of applying for the repeal or explanation of the Corporation and Test Acts, impartially consider'd

1736

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A brief discourse concerning the credibility of miracles and revelation To which is added, a postscript in answer to the Lord Bishop of Lichfield's Charge to his clergy

1742

Arthur Ashley Sykes, Richard Smalbroke

Examen des fondemens et de la religion naturelle et de la revelée

1742

Arthur Ashley Sykes

An enquiry how far Papists ought to be treated here as good subjects; and, how far they are chargeable with the tenets commonly imputed to them

1746

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A brief discourse concerning the credibility of miracles and revelation wherein the credibility of the gospel miracles is shewn ... : to which is added a postscript in answer to the Lord Bishop of Lichfield's Charge to his clergy

1749

Arthur Ashley Sykes

Two questions, previous to Dr. Middleton's Free enquiry, impartially considered

1750

Arthur Ashley Sykes

A paraphrase and notes upon the epistle to the Hebrews to which is prefixed an enquiry into the author of this epistle, when it was wrote [sic], the manner of citing the Old Testament and the method of reasoning in it, with some remarks on the late Lord Bolingbroke's treatment of St. Paul

1755

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The Scripture doctrine of the redemption of man by Jesus Christ In two parts. In the former of which, the principal, if not all the texts relating to this subject are produced ... In the later, the doctrine of our redemption is set forth in XLVIII propositions ...

1756

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The Scripture doctrine of the redemption of man by Jesus Christ in two parts ...

1756

Arthur Ashley Sykes

An enquiry how far Papists ought to be treated here as good subjects and, how far they are chargeable with the tenets commonly imputed to them

1763

Arthur Ashley Sykes, Thomas Hollis, Andrew Eliot, Joseph McKean, F. W. P. Greenwood

The reasonableness of mending and executing the laws against papists humbly offered to the consideration of all that have a regard for the dignity of our sovereign, and the liberty of Great Britain / by the late Arthur Ashley Sykes ; printed in the year MDCCXLVI

1763

Arthur Ashley Sykes

D. Arthur Ashley Sykes Versuch über die Natur, Absicht und den Ursprung der Opfer

1778

Arthur Ashley Sykes

The innocency of involuntary error asserted and vindicated in a letter to --

1809

Arthur Ashley Sykes