Leonard Woolsey Bacon

Books by Leonard Woolsey Bacon

Total count: 64

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  The Documents in the Case of James Richards

  Tuttle1860-01-01
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  An historical discourseon the two hundredth anniversary of the founding of the Hopkins grammar school, New Haven, Connecticut. Delivered before the "Hopkins grammar school association", July 24th, 1860 / by Leonard Woolsey Bacon. With notes and an appendix. Pub. by request of the Association.

  Printed by T. J. Stafford1860-01-01
• A Hymn and its Author- Augustus L. Hillhouse

  The New Englander1860-01-01
• Report presented to the churches assembled at the conference at Meriden, April 9th and 10th, 1861, on the state of their mission-field

  Tuttle, Morehouse & Taylor, Printers1861-01-01
• Memorial of Elisha Lord Cleaveland

  Thomas H. Pease1866-01-01
• The book of worshippsalms, hymns, and spiritual songs, with music

  Clark & Maynard1867-01-01
• Fair answers to fair questionsa reply to the Roman Catholic tract "Is it honest?"

  The American and Foreign Christian Union ...1868-01-01
• Fair play on both sidestwo papers from the New Englander for July, 1869, refuting a Protestant misrepresentation against Roman Catholics, and a Roman Catholic misrepresentation against Protestants: I. The "secret instructions of the Jesuits". II. The moral results of the Roman Catholic system. With a preface, containing a brief account of the "Wonderful adventures" of the American and Foreign Christian Union

  T.J. Stafford1869-01-01
• False definitions of faith, and the true definition

  1869-01-01
• How the Rev. Dr. Stone bettered his situationan examination of the assurance of salvation, and the certainty of belief to which we are affectionately invited by His Holiness the Pope

  American and Foreign Christian Union1870-01-01
• A sermon concerning theatres and theatre-goingpreached Sunday evening, Jan. 22, 1871, at the Congregational Church, Baltimore. Printed without request

  The Sun Book and Job Printing Office1871-01-01
• On forcing Jesus to be kinga sermon against state interference with religion and in favor of a quiet Sunday, preached in the Congregation Church, Baltimore, Sunday evening, March 17th, 1872

  Printed by T.A. Rhodes, Baltimore News Company1872-01-01
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  Church paperssundry essays in subjects relating to the church and Christian society

  G.P. Putnam's1877-01-01
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  A life worth living.Memorials of Emily Bliss Gould, of Rome.

  A.D.F. Randolph & co.1879-01-01
• The law and the law-breakersspeech at a mass meeting of citizens of Norwich, held in the Great Tent, monday evening, August 11th, 1879, the day after the public defiance of the law of Connecticut securing a weekly day of rest

  s.n.1879-01-01
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  God's wonderful work in Francean introduction of the deputation from the protestants of France to the American churches

  American Tract Society1880-01-01
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  A crime against society

  American temperance publishing house1880-01-01
• A crime against societyspeech of Leonard Woolsey Bacon to the citizens of Norwich, Conn., January 18, 1880, on the occasion of certain infamous proceedings of the officers of that town under the state license law

  American Temperance Pub. House1880-01-01
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  Three Christmas sermonsSunday, December 25, 1881

  E.P. Judd1882-01-01
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  The Sabbath questionSunday observance and Sunday laws, a serman and two speeches

  G. P. Putnam's Sons1882-01-01
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