Robert Aspland
1782 – 1845
Books
- Bigotry and intolerance defeated
- A plea for Unitarian dissenters
- The Tendency of the Human Condition to Improvement and its Ultimate Perfection in Heaven
- Memoir of the life, works and correspondence of the Rev. Robert Aspland, of Hackney
- An inquiry into the nature of the sin of blasphemy, and into the propriety of regarding it as a civil offence
- An attempt to ascertain the import of the title "Son of Man" commonly assumed by our Lord "
- The reunion of the wise and good in a future state
- A catechism for children
- The future accesion of good men of all climes to Christianity, and their final congregation in heaven
- A vindication of religious liberty
- The divine dispensations a series of moral discipline
- A selection of psalms and hymns, for unitarian worship
- Breakfast at Oxford, July 3rd, 1860, on occasion of the erection of the statue of Dr. Priestley in the new museum
- An attempt to delineate the character of the Rev. Wm. Ellery Channing, D.D
- The blessing pronounced by Christ on the merciful
- A selection of Psalms and hymns for Unitarian worship
- The apostle Paul's confession of heresy
- Divine judgments on guilty nations ...
- The power of truth
- The Unitarians' creed
- Statement of evidence respecting the pretended Socinian epistle to Ameth ben Ameth, ambassador from the emperor of Morocco to Charles II
- The evidence for the truth of Christianity not impaired by the lapse of time
- Bigotry and intolerance defeated, or, An account of the late prosecution of Mr. John Gisburne, Unitarian minister of Soham, Cambridgeshire
- Courage and confidence in the cause of Christian truth
- Resignation to the will of God
- Three sermons
- Three sermons on the titles "son of man," "son of God," and "saviour," as applied to Jesus in the New Testament
- The religious belief of Unitarian Christians truly stated, and vindicated from popular misrepresentation
- The English Bible and the Reformation
- An attempt to delineate the character of the Rev. Wm. Ellery Channing
- Three sermons on the titles "son of man," "son of God," and "saviour," as applied to Jesus in the New Testament
- The fall of eminent men in critical periods a national calamity
- The character of Jesus Christ, an evidence of his divine mission
- Causes of the slow progress of Christian truth
- An attempt to ascertain the import of the title "Son of Man"
- The beneficial influence of Christianity on the character and condition of the female sex
- The memory of the righteous
- A plea for Unitarian dissenters in a letter of expostulation, to the Rev. H.H. Norris, M.A., on that part of his late work against the Hackney Auxiliary Bible Society which relates to Unitarians
- The future accession of good men of all climes to Christianity, and their final congregation in heaven
- An attempt to delineate the character of the Rev. Wm. Ellery Channing, D.D. of Boston, in the United States of America, lately deceased, as a writer, philanthropist, and divine
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