Henry A. Miles

Books by Henry A. Miles

Total count: 28

• Order of services at the installation of the Rev. Henry A. Miles as Pastor over the South Congregational Society in Lowell, Dec. 14, 1836. ...

  Norton, pr.1836-01-01
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  A sermon deliverd at the South Congregational church in Lowell, on the Sabbath following the funeral of the Hon. Luther Lawrence, who died April 17, 1839.

  L. Huntress, printer1839-01-01
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  Genealogy of the Miles family

  s.n.1840-01-01
• 
  Genealogy of the Miles family.

  s.n.1840-01-01
• " How is it that ye have no faith"

  J. Munroe & Co., : printed for the American Unitarian Association1841-01-01
• A glance at our history, prospects, and dutiesa Thanksgiving discourse, preached in the South Congregational Church, Lowell, November 30, 1843

  Printed by Stearns & Taylor1844-01-01
• Lowell, as it was, and as it is.

  Powers and Bagley [etc.]1845-01-01
• The letters and their answers

  publisher not identified1845-01-01
• Lowell, as it was, and as it is

  Powers and Bagley1845-01-01
• God's commandments and man's traditions

  Crosby and Nichols : printed for the American Unitarian Association1846-01-01
• Thoughts

  Wm. Crosby & H.P. Nichols1846-01-01
• Fidelity to our political idea, our best national defenceA discourse preached before the ancient and honorable artillery company, June 5, 1843

  1848-01-01
• The Gospel narrativestheir origin, peculiarities and transmission

  Wm. Crosby and H. P. Nichols1848-01-01
• Questions on the Gospel narratives

  Wm. Crosby and H.P. Nichols1848-01-01
• "How is it that ye have no faith?"

  American Unitarian Association1855-01-01
• A discourse on the life and character of Rev. Joseph C. Smithdelivered in the Channing Congregational Church, Newton, Sunday, March 28, 1858

  Crosby, Nichols, and Company1858-01-01
• A sermon preached in the First Parish Church, Concord, December 10, 1858, at the burial of Rev. Barzillai Frost

  1859-01-01
• The farmer, as illustrating solidity of life, and contributing to the stability of the statean address delivered to the Worcester County Agricultural Society, in Worcester, September 20, 1866

  Evening Gazette Office1866-01-01
• Words of a friend on the foundation, difficulties, helps and triumphs of a religious life

  Nichols and Noyes1870-01-01
• A sermon preached in Christ Church, Longwood, January 22, 1871the Sunday following the entombment of Hon. David Sears, born October 8, 1787, died January 14, 1871

  Printed by request of the vestry1871-01-01
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