Timothy Merritt

Books by Timothy Merritt

Total count: 32

• Horrid massacre !!sketches of the life of Captain James Purrinton, who on the night of the eighth of July, 1806, murdered his wife, six children, and himself : with a particular account of that shocking catastrophe : to which are subjoined, Remarks on the fatal tendency of erroneous principles, and motives for receiving and obeying the pure and salutary precepts of the Gospel

  Printed and sold by Peter Edes1806-01-01
• Discourse on the horrid murder of Capt. James Purrinton's family, of Augusta, delivered in Bowdoinham, July 20, 1806

  Printed by Peter Edes1806-01-01
• A discourse on the horrid murder of Capt. James Purrinton's family, of Augusta, (Maine)delivered at Bowdoinham, before the mother of Capt. Purrinton, the parents of Mrs. Purrinton, and the surviving son, July 20, 1806

  Samuel Litch1807-01-01
• A discourse on the horrid murder of Capt. James Purrinton's family, of Augusta, Mainedelivered in Bowdoinham, before the mother of Capt. Purrinton, the parents of Mrs. Purrinton, and the surviving son, July 20, 1806

  Printed by John Prentiss for Samuel Litch1807-01-01
• An essay on the perseverance of the saintsto which is added, some reflections on absolute perseverance

  Printed by J. M'Kown1807-01-01
• Animaversions on Mr. Elias Smith's review of the doctrines and discipline of the Methodist Episcopal Church in America, in a letter to the author

  Printed by J. M'Kown1807-01-01
• An essay on the perseverance of the saintsto which is added, some reflections on absolute perseverance

  Printed by J. M'Kown1807-01-01
• Universal salvation refuted, in six propositionsalso, an appendix, shewing the rise and tendency of that doctrine

  Printed by J. M'Kown1808-01-01
• A discourse on the war with Englanddelivered in Hallowell, on public fast, April 7, 1814

  Printed by N. Cheever1814-01-01
• A discourse on the war with Englanddelivered in Hallowell, on public fast, April 7, 1814

  Printed by N. Cheever1814-01-01
• The apostle's commissionbeing the substance of a discourse delivered at a camp-meeting in East-Hartford, August, 1816

  From E. Terry's press1816-01-01
• The apostle's commissionbeing the substance of a discourse delivered at a camp-meeting in East-Hartford, August, 1816

  From E. Terry's press1816-01-01
• Anabaptism disapproved, and the validity and sufficiency of infant baptism asserted, in two letters

  J. Soule and T. Mason for the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States1818-01-01
• Strictures on Mr. Ballou's sermon, delivered at the Second Universalist meeting in Boston, on the evening of the first sabbath in January, 1818

  Nathaniel Coverly1818-01-01
• A vindication of the common opinion relative to the last judgment and end of the world, in answer to Mr. Ballou's reply

  Nathaniel Coverly1818-01-01
• Anabaptism disapprovedand the validity and sufficiency of infant baptism asserted, in two letters from a minister to his friend. ..

  Published by J. Soule and T. Mason, for the Methodist Episcopal Church in the United States.1818-01-01
• A short account of the Christian experience and happy death of Emily Spare, an orphandaughter of the late James and Elizabeth Spare, of Boston : who died Jan. 21, 1819, in the 13th year of her age ...2nd ed

  Printed for N. Coverly1819-01-01
• A discourse on the unpardonable sindelivered at the chapel in Broomfield's Lane, on Sabbath evening, March 14th, 1819

  ([Boston]1819-01-01
• Anabaptism disproved, and the validity and sufficiency of infant baptism asserted, in two letters

  N. Bangs and T. Mason1821-01-01
• Letters to Rev. James Wilsonon the subject of his statements, in a late pamphlet, called "A vindication of publick justice," &c. written in defence of the late council, holden in Boston and Providence

  John Miller, printer1823-01-01
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