William Stevens Perry
1832 – 1898
Books
- The centenary of the British colonial episcopate
- The alleged "Toryism" of the clergy of the United States at the breaking out of the war of the Revolution
- The episcopate in America
- Easter with the poets
- A sermon preached at the consecration of W.T. Harrison
- A sermon preached in Emmanuel Church, in the city of Baltimore, Md. on the twenty-second Sunday after Trinity, October 22nd, 1883
- The American cathedral
- The mission work of the church in Iowa
- St. John's church, Salisbury
- America, the study of nations: her religious destiny
- The church's year
- A sermon delivered in Saint Paul's chapel, in the city of New York, before the Order of the Cincinnati, on Sunday, April 28th, A.D., 1889
- The third Lambeth Conference
- A memorial discourse
- St. Stepen's church, Portland, Me
- Prayer at the dedication of the National Cemetery at Gettysburg, Thursday, November 19th, 1863
- A form of prayer for the laying of the corner stone of St. John's church, Dubuque, July 10, 1877
- The Cathedral and college at Davenport
- The Christian patriotism of our fathers
- Thankfulness for our past, our present and our future
- Iowa as a mission field
- St. Stepen's church
- A morning prayer
- Order of exercises at the eleventh annual jubilee of the Church of the Messiah Sunday School
- A discourse delivered in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, Chicago, Illinois
- Questions on the life and labors of the great apostle
- Changes in the constitution and canons of the Protestant Episcopal Church
- The church's three-fold mission
- Journals of the general conventions of the Protestant Episcopal church from 1785-1853
- The changes, additions, and omissions of the Standard Book of Common Prayer of 1892 as compared with the Standard Book of 1871
- The conquering cross
- The relations of the clergy to their vestries and congregations
- "Stand up for Jesus"
- To the church people of Davenport
- The Bishop of Iowa's address, and its assailants
- Catechetical instruction on the Church and its orders
- The consecration of the first bishop of Massachusetts, May 7th, A.D., 1797
- Francis Fletcher explorer and priest
- A Sunday school experiment
- The second Lambeth Conference
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