The General Biographical Dictionary: Containing an Historical and Critical Account of the Lives and Writings of the Most Eminent Persons in Every Nation: Particulary the British and Irish; from the Earliest Accounts to the Present Time, Volume 31Alexander Chalmers J. Nichols, 1817 |
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... preacher ; and with his prudent carriage kept that great town in very good order , and promoted piety to a great degree . Beside his preaching twice on the Lord's Day , and other occasional sermons , and his catechising and otherwise ...
... preacher ; and with his prudent carriage kept that great town in very good order , and promoted piety to a great degree . Beside his preaching twice on the Lord's Day , and other occasional sermons , and his catechising and otherwise ...
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... preacher , and at length , as he himself expresses it , his convert . Upon his decease , in 1631 , sir H. Wot- ton requested Walton to collect materials for a life of the doctor , which sir Henry had undertaken to write ; but , sir ...
... preacher , and at length , as he himself expresses it , his convert . Upon his decease , in 1631 , sir H. Wot- ton requested Walton to collect materials for a life of the doctor , which sir Henry had undertaken to write ; but , sir ...
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... preached at the last episcopal visitation for con- firmation in the diocese of Lincoln ; with a preface , shew- ing the reasons of its publication ; and a postscript , occa- sioned by some letters lately published in the Weekly Mis ...
... preached at the last episcopal visitation for con- firmation in the diocese of Lincoln ; with a preface , shew- ing the reasons of its publication ; and a postscript , occa- sioned by some letters lately published in the Weekly Mis ...
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... preached at the abbey - church , on the 24th of Octo- ber , for the benefit of Mr. Allen's favourite charity , the general hospital , or infirmary . To this sermon , which was published at the request of the governors , was added , " A ...
... preached at the abbey - church , on the 24th of Octo- ber , for the benefit of Mr. Allen's favourite charity , the general hospital , or infirmary . To this sermon , which was published at the request of the governors , was added , " A ...
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... preached at St. James's church , Westminster , Oct. 1745 , " 8vo . II . " A sermon occasioned by the present unnatural Rebellion , & c . preached in Mr. Allen's chapel , at Prior Park , near Bath , Nov. 1745 , and published at his ...
... preached at St. James's church , Westminster , Oct. 1745 , " 8vo . II . " A sermon occasioned by the present unnatural Rebellion , & c . preached in Mr. Allen's chapel , at Prior Park , near Bath , Nov. 1745 , and published at his ...
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