Francis Wayland
1796 – 1865
Books
- A discourse in commemoration of the life and services of William G. Goddard
- Opinions of Francis Wayland
- Relation of master and servant, as exhibited in the New Testament
- Pamphlets
- Report to the corporation of Brown university on changes in the system of collegiate education
- A discourse in commemoration of the character and services of Rev. James Nathaniel Granger, D.D., Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Providence...
- A discourse on natural religion delivered in the chapel
- The elements of political economy
- Dr. Wayland on the limitations of human responsibility
- A discourse in commemmoration [!] of the character and services of Rev. James Nathaniel Granger, D.D., Pastor of the First Baptist Church in Providence
- The duties of an American citizen
- A discourse
- A discourse delivered in the First Baptist Church, Providence, R.I.
- The moral efficacy of the doctrine of the atonement
- A discourse in commemoration of the life and services of William G. Goddard, LL.D.
- Kratki nachala ot nravstvenna filosofii︠a︡
- The elements of political economy
- A memoir of the life and labours of the Rev. Adoniram Judson
- The limitations of human responsibilities
- The elements of political economy
- Encouragements to religious effort
- The duty of obedience to the civil magistrate
- The elements of intellectual philosophy
- An address, delivered before the Providence Association for the promotion of temperance, October 20, 1831
- The elements of political economy
- The elements of political economy
- Sermons delivered in the chapel of Brown University
- The moral dignity of the missionary enterprise
- The Christian doctrine of human rights and of slavery
- The death of a believer
- An introductory address, delivered in Boston
- Address of president Wayland
- Dr. Wayland on the tract societies
- The elements of moral science
- Comparative view of the means to be employed in foreign missions
- Domestic slavery considered as a scriptural institution
- Skzbunkʻ baroyakan gitutʻean
- The introductory discourse delivered before the American Institute of Instruction
- An address
- The moral conditions of success in the promulgation of the gospel
- Experiments of spiritual life & health, and their preservatives in which the weakest child of God may get assurance of his spirituall life and blessednesse and the strongest may find proportionable discoveries of his Christian growth, and the means of it
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