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Puseyite developments or Notices of the New York ecclesiologists. Dedicated to their patron, the right Rev. Bishop Ives of North Carolina

1850

A review of the primary charge of the Bishop of Huron, and of a correspondence between sundry laymen of Toronto, and the Lord Bishop of that diocese, on the teaching of the Church of England as to the doctrines of the adorable sacrifice of the mass, the invocation of saints and angels, and prayers for the faithful departed

1874

Jesus, the Carpenter of Nazareth

2022

Sufferings of Christ

2022

A letter to the Reverend Mr. Tong, Mr. Robinson, Mr. Smith, & Mr. Reynolds occasion'd by the late differences among the dissenters ; wherin is consider'd the regard dissenters ought to pay to human forms in matters of faith ; with some general remarrs [sic] on the late book ... to which is added an appendix ...

1719

A second defence of the Dissertation or inquiry concerning the Gospel according to Matthew occasioned by the Bishop of London's third pastoral letter : being a full answer to all the Reverend Mr. Twells hath offer'd in three tracts, wrote in vindication of the said Gospel

1735

The claims of church authority considered and the rights of private judgment defended : in answer to a sermon preached by the Rev. Mr. Zachary Mudge, before the Lord Bishop of Exeter, and the clergy, at his visitation

1749

Considerations on the nature, origin and institution of tithes, and the laws and customs for collecting and enforcing the payment of them shewing that the payment of tithes in kind is a relique of popish tyranny ... to which is added an alphabetical table of all things now tithable ... with a proposal to Parliament to abolish the whole institution of tithes, and restore the farmers of England, to equal freedom with other subjects

1773

A letter to the Rev. Mr. Madan concerning the chapter of polygamy in his late publication, entitled Thelypthora

1780

A letter to the Rev. Mr. Madan, concerning the chapter of polygamy, in his late publication, entitled, Thelypthora

1780

Les prêtres démasqués; ou, Des iniquités du clergé chrétien: ouvrage traduit de l'Anglois

1790

Earnest and serious reflections on the urgency of the present crisis and on the only two alternatives which it offers

1799

Liturgical suggestions for Presbyterians

1800

A few remarks on Prof. Stuart's reply to Mr. Channing's sermon

1800

A word in season: touching the present misunderstanding in the Episcopal Church

1811

Reasons for subverting the Bible Society: addressed to the north-eastern part of the county of Hants, issued from the conclave at Winchester, in 1813. With notes and comments

1813

A letter to the Rev. Lyman Beecher on the subject of his address in the name of the Charitable Society for the Education of Indigent Pious Young Men for the Ministry of the Gospel

1814

Layman, Beecher, Lyman

Strictures on A pastoral letter to the laity of the Protestant Episcopal Church, on the subject of Bible and Common prayer book societies, by John Henry Hobart, D.D. Assistant Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the state of New-York

1815

Layman, New York Bible Society, Auxiliary New-York Bible Society

Cursory remarks on Rev. Dr. Worcester's second letter on the subject of the Trinity

1815

The language of Scripture respecting the Savior, in relation to God, the Father

1815

Plagiarism, or, A hint at the case

1817

The claims of the established church considered as an apostolical institution, and as an authorised interpreter of holy scripture

1817

A letter to Rev. Mr. Channing in favor of the doctrine of the Trinity, and in opposition to the sentiments contained in his Baltimore sermon

1819

A letter to the Rev. James Lister ...

1820

A reply to a pamphlet entitled The legality of the questions proposed by Dr. Herbert Marsh Lord Bishop of Peterborough to candidates for holy orders within that diocese, considered

1820

An examination and defence of the writings and preaching of the Rev. Edward Irving, M. A., minister of the Caledonian Church, Cross Street, Hatton Garden: including copious extracts from his "Four orations for the oracles of God," and his "Argument for judgment to come"

1823

Layman, Irving, Edward, George Cruikshank

Remarks on the modern doctrine of the Universalists

1824

Brief considerations on the present system of Methodist Episcopal government with a few suggestions toward its improvement : respectfully inscribed to the travelling ministers and the members of the Methodist Episcopal Church

1824

Papal pretensions, or, The right of the Church of Rome to power in Great Britain, and to legislate for its Protestant church and people, briefly considered: with particular references to the occurrences of the years 1825 and 1826, and an appendix, containing some account of the Society of Jesuits

1826

A reply to the arguments adduced by the Irish Presbyter, in his letter to the Inverary Blacksmith

1826

A letter to the Trinitarian Congregational Church in Waltham, Massachusetts

1827

The recent attempt to defeat the constitutional provisions in favor of religious freedom ...

1828

The revelation and incarnation of Mithra; or, a sketch of the sacred history of the central world

1829

The Scripture directory to baptism, or, A faithful citation of the principal passages of the Old and New Testaments, which relate to the mode of administering this ordinance: with sacred text impartially examined, and the plain, obvious meaning exhibited and made clear to the understanding of every one, who is willing to know the truth

1830

A review of the constitution and discipline of the Methodist Protestant Church

1831

Church reform a letter to the archbishop of Canterbury by a layman

1832

Narrative of conversations held with Christopher Davis and Wm. Clarke: who were executed January 27th, 1832, for the part they took in the Bristol riots : to which is added a letter by W. Clarke, finished on the day of his execution, on the evils of Sabbath-breaking and drunken-ness

1832

Calling things by their right names ...

1837

Observations on the illegal and unconstitutional character of the Ecclesiastical Commission

1838

The Church of Scotland almanac for 1840: containing a brief sketch of the constitution of the Church, and of her General Assembly's : five schemes for the promotion of the gospel at home in and abroad : also, the dates of about three hundred facts connected with the Church since the Reformation in 1560 : with notes, a few interesting facts, &c. &c

1839

A layman's letter to the Rev. William Cunningham, of Trinity College Parish: in reference to his letter to the Dean of Faculty

1839

A history of the origin and progress of the doctrine of the trinity in letters to a working man

1840

The clergy and the Commons, or, The right of the national convocation to sit in Parliament vindicated

1850

A lay of the times: (inscribed to the Oxford muses)

1851

A review of Dr. Dana's remonstrance respecting Andover theological seminary.

1853

The new commandment, a review of a discourse delivered in the North Church, Salem, on Sunday, June 4, 1854, by the Rev. O.B. Frothingham

1854

The late payment of weekly wages: considered in connexion with Sunday trading in London

1854

The new commandment a review of a discourse delivered in the North Church, Salem, on Sunday, June 4, 1854, by the Rev. O.B. Frothingham

1854

The new commandment a review of a discourse delivered in the North Church, Salem, on Sunday, June 4, 1854, by the Rev. O.B. Frothingham, pastor of the Society

1854

Spiritualism the Bible and "our ideas" compared

1855