Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (England)
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Books by Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge (England)
Total count: 13
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[Rules, list of members, etc1791-01-01
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The moral tendency of the genuine Christian doctrinea discourse, written with reference to Mr. A. Fuller's examination of the Calvinistic and Socinian systems, and delivered at the Bow Meeting-House, in Exeter, July 6th, 1796 before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue by the distribution of booksPrinted for J. Johnson ...1796-01-01
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Morning and evening prayersfor the use of individuals, to which are added prayers on particular subjectsand sold by P. Hedgeland, Exeter, and J. Johnson, no.72, St. Paul's Church-yard, London.1798-01-01
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A Discourse delivered at Warminster, July 3, 1799, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the west of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of booksPrinted by Biggs & Cottle1799-01-01
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Discourses on the genuineness, integrity and public version of the New TestamentPrinted by P. Hedgeland1809-01-01
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Rules, &c of the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtueby distributing such books as appear to the members of the Society to contain the most rational views of the Gospel, and to be most free from the errors by which it has long been sullied and obscured : Instituted MDCCXCIRichard Taylor and Co.1810-01-01
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The progress of intellectual, moral and religious improvement during the present reign, represented in a discourse, delivered before the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, at Essex-Street Chapel, on Thursday, March 31, 1814, in commemoration of the repeal of the penal laws against the impugners of the doctrine of the TrinityThe Unitarian Society1814-01-01
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The subserviency of free enquiry and religious knowledge, among the lower classes of society, to the prosperity and permanence of a stateattempted to be shown in a discourse, delivered before the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, at Essex-Street Chapel, on Friday, Match 29, 18162nd ed.Printed for the author1816-01-01
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Rules of the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtueby distributing such books as appear to the members of the society to contain the most rational views of the gospel, and to be most free from the errors by which it has long been sullied and obscured : to which are added a list of the members, and a catalogue of books distributed by the SocietyPrinted by Richard and Arthur Taylor1818-01-01
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A letter to the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue by the Distribution of BooksPrinted for the Unitarian Society, by Richard and Arthur Taylor; and sold by R. Hunter and D. Eaton1818-01-01
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The probable influence of the development of the principles of the human mind on its future progress in knowledge and goodnessa discourse, delivered at Ilminster, July 8, 1818, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of booksR. Hunter [et al.1818-01-01
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The practical tendency of the doctrine of the simple humanity of Christa discourse, delivered at Bridgewater, July 19th, 1820, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of booksSold by Rowland Hunter and John Treadwin1820-01-01
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The mutual relation of the unity of God and the humanity of Christ, as doctrines of the gospela sermon, preached, July 9, 1823, at Bristol, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of books2nd ed.Printed and sold by J. Belcher & Son; sold also by R. Hunter1824-01-01