Zephaniah Swift
Born 1759-01-01
Died 1823-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF49607994
- WikidataQ181432
- ISNI0000000063144539
- Open LibraryOL252936A
Top Subjects
- Connecticut (8)
- Church history (3)
- Congregational churches (3)
- Government (3)
- Oliver Dodge (1766-1802) (3)
- Associated Ministers of the County of Windham (Windham County, Conn.) (3)
- United States (2)
Books by Zephaniah Swift
Total count: 13
-
An oration on domestic slaveryDelivered at the North Meeting-House in Hartford, on the 12th day of May, A.D. 1791. At the meeting of the Connecticut Society for the Promotion of Freedom, and the Relief of Person Unlawfully Holden in BondagePrinted and sold by Hudson and Goodwin.1791-01-01
-
The Security of the rights of citizens in the state of Connecticut consideredby Hudson and Goodwin.1792-01-01
-
The correspondentContaining, the publications in the Windham herald, relative to the result of the ecclesiastical council, holden at Pomfret, in September, 1792, and the result of the Consociation of the County of Windham, holden at Pomfret, in December, 1792, respecting the Rev. Oliver Dodge; together with an appendix, containing some general observations relative to the true principles and spirit of the Christian religion. : [Two lines from Pope]Printed by John Byrne1793-01-01
-
An address to the Rev. Moses C. Welchcontaining an answer to his Reply to The correspondent, with some observations respecting certain late extraordinary transactions at WoodstockPrinted by John Byrne1794-01-01
-
A reply to The correspondentContaining an attempt to point out certain inconsistencies and misrepresentations in that publication; together with some strictures upon the appendix, in a familiar letter to a friendPrinted by Thomas Hubbard.1794-01-01
A system of the laws of the state of Connecticutin six booksPrinted by John Byrne, for the author1795-01-01-
A second address, to the Reverend Moses C. Welch, containing an answer to his letter to the correspondent ...Printed by John Byrne1796-01-01
-
A second address, to the Reverend Moses C. Welchcontaining an answer to his letter to the correspondent. : [Eighteen lines of quotations]Printed by John Byrne.1796-01-01
-
A digest of the law of evidence, in civil and criminal casesand a treatise on bills of exchange, and promissory notesOliver D. Cooke1810-01-01
-
A vindication of the calling of the special Superior Court, at Middletown, on the 4th Tuesday of August, 1815, for the trial of Peter Lung, charged with the crime of murderwith observations on the constitutional power of the legislature to interfere with the judiciary in the administration of justice.Printed by J. Byrne1816-01-01
-
A digest of the laws of the state of Connecticut ...S. Converse1822-01-01
-
The Connecticut digestcomprising all the decisions in Kirby's Reports, the two volumes of Root's Reports, the five volumes of Day's Reports, and the first seven volumes, and a part of the eight, of Connecticut reports [1764-1830]; also, some of the analogous decisions by the courts of the neighboring states and of the United States, together with critical and explanatory observations on the Digest of Judge SwiftH. Howe & co.1833-01-01
-
A revision of Swift's Digest of the laws of Connecticut ...Durrie & Peck1853-01-01