John Leland
Also known as
Leland, John
Born 1754-01-01
Died 1841-01-01
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- VIAF65288216
- WikidataQ6244498
- ISNI0000000082515147
- Open LibraryOL259761A
Top Subjects
- Freedom of religion (5)
- Fourth of July orations (5)
- Infant baptism (4)
- Virginia (3)
- Church and state (3)
- Baptists (2)
- Church history (2)
Books by John Leland
Total count: 44
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The Bible-BaptistBy John Leland. [Two lines of verse].Printed by William Goddard, in Market-Street1789-01-01
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The Virginia chronicle.Printed by Prentis and Baxter1789-01-01
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The Bible-BaptistPrinted by William Goddard, in Market-Street.1789-01-01
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The Virginia chroniclewith judicious and critical remarks, under XXIV headsPrinted by T. Green1790-01-01
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The rights of conscience inalienable, and therefore religious opinions not cognizable by law: or, The high-flying church-man, stript of his legal robe, appears a Yaho.Printed by T. Green & Son1791-01-01
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The rights of conscience inalienable, and therefore religious opinions not cognizable by lawor, The high-flying church-man, stript of his legal robe, appears a YahoPrinted by T. Green & Son1791-01-01
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The history of Jack Nips.Printed for John Asplund, of Virginia; by Charles R. and George Webster, no. 46, on the north side of State-Street, corner of Middle-Lane.1792-01-01
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A true account, how Matthew Womble murdered his wife (who was pregnant) and his four sons, on June the 19th, 1784He lived in Isle of Wight County, (in Virginia) ...Printed for Richard Lee.1793-01-01
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A true accounthow Matthew Womble murdered his wife (who was pregnant) and his four sons on June 19th, 1784, he lived in Isle of Wight County, (in Virginia.)Printed for Richard Lee1793-01-01
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The history of Jack Nips[s.n.]1793-01-01
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A true account, how Matthew Womble murdered his wife (who was pregnant) and his four sons, on June the 19th, 1784.He lived in Isle of Wight County, (in Virginia) ...Printed for Richard Lee.1793-01-01
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An oration, delivered at the interment of Mrs. Lydia Northrupwife of Mr. Stephen Northrup, of Cheshire, who departed this life, April 26, 1794.Printed by Charles Peirce, in Court-Street.1794-01-01
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The Yankee spycalculated for the religious meridian of Massachusetts, but will answer for New-Hampshire, Connecticut, and Vermont, without any material alterationsPrinted for John Asplund1794-01-01
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An oration, delivered at the interment of Mrs. Lydia Northrupwife of Mr. Stephen Northrup, of Cheshire, who departed this life, April 26, 1794Printed by Charles Peirce, in Court-Street.1794-01-01
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A circular letter of valediction, on leaving Virginia, in 1791.Printed for John Asplund1794-01-01
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A budget of scraps.s.n.1800-01-01
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A storke [i.e. stroke] at the branchcontaining remarks on times and thingsPrinted by Elisha Babcock1801-01-01
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A blow at the rootBeing a fashionable fast-day sermon, delivered at Cheshire, Massachusetts, April 9, 1801Printed, by Joseph D. Huntington, for Charles Holt1801-01-01
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A blow at the rootbeing a fashionable fast day sermon, delivered at Cheshire, April 9th, 1801Printed by Joseph D. Huntington for Charles Holt1801-01-01
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A storke [read stroke] at the branch.Containing remarks on times and things.Printed by Elisha Babcock.1801-01-01
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The Connecticut dissenters' strongboxPrinted by Charles Holt1802-01-01
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An oration delivered at Cheshire, Massachusetts, July 5, 1802, on the celebration of American independencecontaining seventeen sketches and seventeen wishes2nd ed.Printed by Charles Holt1802-01-01
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An oration delivered at Cheshire, Massachusetts, July 5, 1802, on the celebration of American independencecontaining seventeen sketches and seventeen wishes2nd ed.Printed by Charles Holt1802-01-01
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An oration, delivered at Cheshire, July 5, 1802 on the celebration of independencecontaining, seventeen sketches and seventeen wishesPrinted by Phineas Allen1802-01-01
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An oration, delivered at Cheshire, July 5, 1802 on the celebration of independencecontaining, seventeen sketches and seventeen wishesPrinted by Phineas Allen1802-01-01
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An elective judiciarywith other things, recommended in a speechPrinted by Phinehas Allen1805-01-01
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Van Tromps lowering his peak with a broadsidecontaining a plea for the Baptists of ConnecticutPrinted by Stiles Nichols1806-01-01
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The flying seraphiman address delivered at the ordination of Rev. Lumon Burch ... June 15, 1806Printed for Benjamin Cole1806-01-01
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Politics sermonizedexhibited in Ashfield on July 4th, 1806Printed for Andrew Wright1806-01-01
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An address to the young men of Cheshire, delivered July 4, 1808Printed by Phinehas Allen1808-01-01
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An oration, delivered at Bennington, August the sixteenth, 1808being the 31st anniversary of Bennington BattleBy Anthony Haswell1808-01-01
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Mr. Leland's verses on the death of brother Covel.Printed by Anthony Haswell1808-01-01
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An extract from Elder Leland's Budget of scrapsPrinted by William Fessenden1810-01-01
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The jarring interests of heaven reconciled by the blood of the crossPrinted by Anthony Haswell1810-01-01
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An extract from Elder John Leland's Budget of scrapsFrom the Press of E. Terry1810-01-01
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Strictures on the consecration of Christ and the rite of circumcisionPrinted by Russell Hubbard1812-01-01
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Strictures on the consecration of Christ and the rite of circumcisionPrinted by Russell Hubbard1812-01-01
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Remarks on holy time, on moral law, on the changing of the day, on Sabbatical lawswith a summary, in a letter to a friendPrinted by Phinehas Allen1815-01-01
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Free thoughts on warPrinted by Phineas Allen1816-01-01
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Some events in the life of John LelandPrinted by P. Allen and Son1838-01-01
The writings of the late Elder John Lelandincluding some events in his lifePrinted by G.W. Wood1845-01-01-
The writings of the late Elder John Lelandincluding some events in his lifePrinted by G.W. Wood1845-01-01
The writings of John Leland.Arno Press1969-01-01-
The result of observation in short sentencesPrinted by Phineas Allen and Son