Clergyman
Books
- The publications of the Religious Tract Society
- Calista, or, The injured beauty
- God in creation and in worship
- The castle of probation, or, Preceptive romances
- Religion, rights and revenue
- Liberty and equality
- Useful and practical observations on agriculture
- Testimonies of pagans, of infidels, of Christian fathers, of councils, of states and sovereigns, and of members of the Church of England, on the nature and tendency of theatrical amusements
- A disswasive from entring [sic] into holy orders
- Review of a pamphlet from the Churchman's magazine
- The gallows
- A proposal, for the consideration of those, who interest themselves in the abolition or preservation of the slave-trade
- Calista; or, the Injured Beauty
- Memorial to the Clergy of the Church of England
- Some questions and answers on the subject of the American Bible Society
- A tract, containing a plain demonstration of the unlawfulness of marrying a wife's sister
- Eight Reasons why it is the Peculiar Duty and Privilege of Ministers of the Gospel to promote Sabbath Schools
- A few pages on hydropathy, or the water cure
- A Doctrinal guide
- Hints for the times
- Two hundred stories for children
- Bible-Christians, or, The church and the Bible
- A short refutation of the arguments contained in Doctor Butler's letter to Lord Kenmare
- Review of a pamphlet from the Churchman's Magazine entitled Marriage with a deceased wife's sister
- The true sonship of Christ investigated
- An earnest address to the labouring classes occasioned by the late disturbances
- Practical reflections on every verse of the Holy Gospels
- The doctrine of passive obedience to kings contrary to Holy Scripture
- The decimal coinage and the poor
- The Clergyman's Instructor: Or, a Collection of Tracts on the Ministerial Duties.
- An earnest appeal to the Lords and Commons in Parliament ... against the destruction of the ancient collegiate church of St. Katherine ... by constructing wet docks in that precinct
- A manual on temperance for every family who abhor the practice of drinking or selling rum and making men drunkards
- A short account of the affairs of Ireland, during the years 1783, 1784, and part of 1785
- A statement of Christian faith
- A plea for religious societies in parishes
- A Short Refutation of the Arguments Contained in Doctor Butler's Letter to Lord Kenmare. by a Clergyman
- Some account of Maria Hughes
- Useful and Practical Observations on Agriculture. With Some Essays Annexed, on Inclosures, the Improvement of the Country, and the Poor. By a Clergyman
- Henry, or, The pilgrim-hut on the Weissenstein
- A tract, containing a plain demonstration of the unlawfulness of marrying a wife's sister
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