Robert Wallace

Also known as

Wallace, Robert Minister of Moffat

Born 1697-01-01

Died 1771-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF64076512
WikidataQ15994811
ISNI000000008077580X
Open LibraryOL739058A

Top Subjects

Population (3)
Revelation (2)
Economic conditions (2)
Public Debts (2)
Great Britain (2)
Bible (1)
Sermons (1)

Books by Robert Wallace

Total count: 18

The regard due to divine revelation, and to pretences to it, consideredA sermon preached before the provincial synod of Dumfreis : at their meeting in October 1729 : On I Thess. V. 20, 21 : With a preface, containing some remarks on a book lately publish'd, entitled, Christianity as old as the creation

Printed for A. Millar ...1731-01-01
The Necessity of some of the positive institutions of Ch ---------- ty consider'dIn a letter to the Minister of Moffat

publisher not identified1731-01-01
The regard due to divine revelationand to pretences to it, considered. A sermon preached before the provincial synod of Dumfreis, at their meeting in October 1729. ... By Robert Wallace, ...

printed for A. Millar1731-01-01
A reply to a letter directed to the minister of Moffatconcerning the positive institutions of christianity in which the arguments in Mr. Wallace's sermon before the synod of Dumfries, October 1729, ... are illustrated and defended. By Robert Wallace, ...

printed for A. Millar1732-01-01
A reply to a letter directed to the Minister of Moffat, concerning the positive institutions ofChristianityIn which the arguments in Mr. Wallace's sermon before the Synod of Dumfries, October 1729, and the remarks prefix'd to it, are illustrated and defended

Printed for A. Millar1732-01-01
Ignorance and superstition a source of violence and cruelty, and in particular the cause of the present rebelliona sermon preached in the High Church of Ediburgh, Monday January 6, 1745-6, upon occasion of the anniversary meeting of the Society in Schland for propagating Christian Knowledge ...

1746-01-01
Ignorance and superstition a source of violence and cruelty, and in particular the cause of the present rebellion. A sermon preached in the High Church of Edinburgh, Monday January 6. 1745-6. ... By Robert Wallace ...

printed by R. Fleming and Company. Sold by the booksellers in Edinburgh; and at London by J. Davidson, London1746-01-01
A dissertation on the numbers of mankind in antient and modern times: in which the superior populousness of antiquity is maintained ... With an appendix, containing additional observations on the same subject, and some remarks on Mr. Hume's political discourse, of the populousness of antient nations

printed for G. Hamilton, and J. Balfour1753-01-01
A dissertation on the numbers of mankind in antient and modern timesin which the superior populousness of antiquity is maintained. With an appendix, ... and some remarks on Mr. Hume's Political discourse, ...

printed for G. Hamilton and J. Balfour1753-01-01
The doctrine of passive obedience and non-resistance consideredWith some observations on the necessity and advantages of the Revolution in the year 1688. By Mr. Wallace, ... Published on occasion of Lord Dun's friendly and familiar advices.

printed by Hamilton, Balfour, and Neill1754-01-01
Characteristics of the present political state of Great Britain

Printed for A. Millar1758-01-01
Various prospects of mankind, nature, and Providence.First edition.

Millar1761-01-01
Reflexions politiques sur l'etat present des finances du royaume de la Grande-Bretagneet sur le genie guerrier de cette nation : ouvrage traduit sur la quatrième edition de l'AngloisNouv. ed.

Chez Pierre Gosse junior, et Daniel Pinet1763-01-01
A view of the internal policy of Great Britainin two parts

Printed for A. Millar1764-01-01
Dissertation on the numbers of mankind, in ancient and modern times.Ed. 2.

Constable1809-01-01
A dissertation on the numbers of mankind in ancient and modern times.2nd ed.

printed for Archibald Constable and Co.1809-01-01
A dissertation on the numbers of mankindin ancient and modern times2d ed. rev. and cor.

A. Constable and co.; (etc., etc.)1809-01-01
A letter from a moderate freethinker to David Hume Esquire concerning the profession of the clergyFirst edition

Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints2013-01-01