Samuel Hart

Born 1845-01-01

Died 1917-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL351241A
VIAF55645216
WikidataQ7411640
ISNI0000000082377709
LibriVox9356

Top Subjects

Episcopal Church (4)
History (2)
Trinity College (Hartford, Conn.) (1)
Liturgy (1)
John Brocklesby (1811-1889) (1)
Seabury, Samuel, 1729-1796 -- Sermons (1)
Church history (1)

Books by Samuel Hart

Total count: 16

Trinity college, Hartford

1886-01-01
Thirteen satires of Juvenal6th ed.

Allyn and Bacon1889-01-01
Notes on liturgical revision, 1889

Case, Lockwood, & Brainard1889-01-01
An address commemorative of John Brocklesby, LL.D.late professor emeritus in Trinity College

Case, Lockwood & Brainard, printers1889-01-01
Bishop Seabury and Connecticut churchmanshipa sermon, preached before the convention of the diocese of Connecticut in St. John's Church Hartford, June 9th, 1896

Morehouse & Taylor Press1896-01-01
In memoriam Samuel Colt and Caldwell Hart Colt

publisher not identified1898-01-01
A humble masterA sermon in memory of the Rt. Rev. John Williams, fourth bishop of Connecticut, preached in the Church of the Holy Trinity, Middletown, 19 February, 1899

Pelton & King1899-01-01
A manual of short daily prayers for families

Longmans, Green1902-01-01
In memoriampoems

The Journal publishing co.1904-01-01
The Book of common prayer

University Press at the University of the South1910-01-01
The House of Bishopsthe latest portraits of the living bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States in the order of consecration : also a composite group of the House of Bishops which met in Richmond in 1859

Churchman1913-01-01
Faith and the faith.

Longmans, Green, and Co.1914-01-01
The witness of the churchthe Paddock lectures, 1915-16

Longmans, Green and co.1916-01-01
Old Connecticuthistorical papers on people, places, traditions, and early Anglicanism

Transcendental Books1976-01-01
Representative Citizens Of Connecticut Biographical MemorialCdr edition

Heritage Books2007-10-01
Dr. Samuel Johnson and the beginnings of the church in ConnecticutAn address delivered in Christ Church, Stratford, on St. Mark's Day, 1907, and a sermon preached in the same church before the Convention of the Diocese of Connecticut on the morrow of St. Barnabas's Day, 1907