James Owen
1654 — 1706 · 34 obras en el catálogo
Obras
Mainspring English
1982
Labour And The Caucus Workingclass Radicalism And Organised Liberalism In England 18681888
Gangsters and outlaws of the 1930s
An Answer To The Rector of Bury's Letter To His Friend. Wherein is shew'd, That He has effectually, tho' unwil- lingly acquitted to the Dissenters from his malici- ous Charge of their being Corruptors of the Word of God. That his attempts against the Title of the Psalms, and He- brew Bibles are Feeble and Inconsistent
A Further Vindication Of The Dissenters From The Rector of Bury's Unjust Accusations, Wherein His Charge of their being Corrupters of the Word of God, is Demonstrated to be False and Malicious. His pretended Justification and Confirmation of it to be Groundless, Weak and Self-condemning. The Titles of the Psalms to be Divinely Inspired. The Purity of the Hebrew Copies is Asserted. The Scotch Church and Bibles Defended. The Rector Convicted of Corrupting the Word of God, by Adding to it, and Diminishing from it, in several Instances. And his unworthy Calumnies of St.Jerom and other Good Men, Detected and Confuted
Tutamen Evangelicum
Moderation still a virtue
History of images, and of image-worship
The history of the consecration of altars, temples and churches
Remarks on a sermon, about corrupting the word of God
Trugaredd a barn, neu Yn agos i dri chant o Siamplau rhyfeddol, o farnedigaethau Duw ar yr annuwiol
Moderation a virtue, or, The occasional conformist justify'd from the imputation of hypocrisy
Trugaredd a barn, neu, Yn agos i dri chant o siamplau rhyfeddol o farnedigaethau Duw ar yr annuwiol, ac o'i drugareddau i'r duwiol, mewn amryw wledydd ac oesoedd
Church-pageantry display'd, or, Organ-worship
An answer to the rector of Bury's letter to his friend
