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George Harris

Born: 1794

Died: 1859

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Born: 1794

Died: 1859

Books by George Harris (50 max)

Mark Twain's Library of humor: Illustrated by E.W. Kemble.

1888

Mark Twain, W. L. Alden, Thomas Bailey Aldrich, James M. Bailey, Ambrose Bierce, Billings, Josh, Hans Breitmann, Robert B Burdette, William Allen Butler, George Washington Cable, Cox, Samuel Sullivan, Frederick W. Cozens, George William Curtis, Sam Davis, Mary Mapes Dodge, Q. K. Philander Doesticks, Eugene Field, Jas T. Fields, Lucretia P. Hale, George Harris, John Hay, Bret Harte, Hooper, Johnson Jones, Marietta Holley, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr., William Dean Howells, Washington Irving, Richard Malcolm Johnston, Orpheus C. Kerr, George Thomas Lanigan, James Russell Lowell, Joseph C. Neal, Bill Nye, John Phoenix, Frances Lee Pratt, Edmund Clarence Stedman, F. W. (Frederic William) Shelton, Seba Smith, Frank R. Stockton, Harriet Beecher Stowe, William Tappan Thompson, James W. Trowbridge, Uncle Remus, Artemus Ward (Charles Farrar Browne), Charles Dudley Warner, Katherine Kent Childs Walker, E. W. Kemble, Anonymous, E. W. Kemlbe, E. W. Kemble

Christianity and Church of Irelandism: a sermon preached at Glasgow, Sunday, January 25, 1835, in consequence of the massacre at Rathcormac

1835

Unitarianism the only religion that can become universal: a discourse, delivered on Sunday evening, April 19, 1818, in the Unitarian Chapel, Renshsaw Street, Liverpool : with notes and an appendix

1818

Unitarianism and trinitarianism contrasted in a course of lectures: delivered in the Unitarian Chapel, Renshaw Street, Liverpool, on Sunday evenings, during the winter season of 1819-20, with notes and appendix

1820

Christian worship: with an appendix, intended as a reply to the expostulation of the Rev. Gavin Struthers of Anderston

1830

Antichrist: what it is, and what it is not.

1831

The Bible, the true "hand-book" an appeal to the inhabitants of Aberdeen against the flagrant misrepresentations of Christian Unitarianism and Unitarians by the Rev. John Allan

1839

Christian Unitarianism, what it really is: in reply to the flagrant misstatements and misrepresentations of the Rev. Samuel Dunn

1846

Unitarianism, the only religion that can become universal: a discourse, delivered April 19, 1818, in Liverpool. With notes and appendix

1800

An address to the congregation assembled in the Independent Chapel Great George Street, Liverpool on Sunday evening, the 26th of July, 1818

1818

Motives to induce Unitarian Christians to excel their brethren a sermon, preached at Bury, on Thursday, June 19th, 1823, before the annual assembly of the Unitarian ministers of Lancashire and Cheshire

1823

George Harris, Lancashire and Cheshire Unitarian Christian Association

Lancashire and Cheshire Uitarian Christian Association, and the Christian Reflector, vindicated from the aspersions of the Rev. B.R. Davis

1823

Motives to induce Unitarian Christians to excel their brethren: a sermon, preached at Bury, on Thursday, June 19th, 1823, before the Annual Assembly of the Unitarian Ministers of Lancashire and Cheshire

1823

Unitarian Christianity defended: being a reply to the Revds. Abraham Scott, T. Allin, and Wm. France; Mr. Richard Carlile; and the Revds. Joseph Fox and William Jones

1824

The progress of reformation: a discourse delivered on Davies Dikes Moor, in the Parish of Cambusnethan, on Sabbath, 10th June, 1827

1827

Remarks on a lecture against the Unitarians: delivered by the Rev. Alex. Harvie, Minister of the Relief Church, Calton.

1830

Christianity and Calvinism: the Rev. J.M. Campbell of the Row, the Synod of Glasgow & Ayr, the confession of faith, and the Bible.

1830

A letter to the Rev. Gavin Struthers, of Anderston, on his refusal to meet Mr. Harris at a funeral: with additional remarks, addressed to the inhabitants of Glasgow : to which is added, the proceedings of the town council of Edinburgh, on the election of a Unitarian Christian as a member of that body

1830

Antichrist: what it is, and what it is not : being a reply to a sermon by the Rev. Robert Brodie, A.M. entitled, The prevalence and danger of negative error in matters of faith

1831

Public fasts irrational and anti-Christian: a discourse delivered in the Unitarian Chapel, Glasgow, on Sunday, March 18, 1832

1832

Christianity, universal liberty: a thanksgiving sermon on the passing of the reform bills, preached in the Unitarian Chapel, Glasgow, on Sunday afternoon & evening, August 5, 1832

1832

The doctrines of the Reformation: what they are, and what they are not : a discourse preached on Sunday, August 23, 1835, with special reference to the Church of Geneva, and in sympathy with their celebration, on that day, of the three hundredth anniversary of the Reformation

1835

Christianity and Church of Irelandism a sermon preached at Glasgow, Sunday, January 25, 1835, in consequence of the massacre at Rathcormac

1835

Tracts & sermons in vindication of Christian liberty, righteousness, and truth: published on various occasions

1836

An appeal to the inhabitants of Glasgow against the misrepresentations of "The Glasgow Society for the monthly distribution of tracts."

1836

Christian Unitarianism vindicated from the misrepresentations of J. C. Colquhoun esq., M.P. and the Church of Scotland Magazine

1837

The question, what should Christian Unitarians do? answered

1839

The Christian Pioneer

1841

Love of the House of God: public worship , its purposes, obligations, and blessings : a discourse delivered in Hanover Square Chapel, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, on Sunday, June 1, 1845

1845

The harmony of nature, providence and Christianity: a discourse

1846

Christianity of Christ and the Christianity of the world: a discourse

1848

Adherence to religious truth: the obligation and blessedness of man : a discourse

1849

doctrine of the Trinity: a lecture

1853

The Christian character: the union of knowledge and benevolence, piety and virtue, as illustrated in the life and labours of the late Rev. William Turner : a discourse

1859