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The Tabernacle, its furniture, priesthood, and ceremonies, illustrated with colored plates
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“Take hold of the rope.” New York: Office of Guide to Holiness, [18--]. 1 leaf.
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Tapell, Richard. England’s friend. Bath: Printed and sold by S. Hazard, 1795. 32p.
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Taylor, Alfred. The Watch and clock. New York: Phillips & Hunt; Cincinnati: Cranston &
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Taylor, Jeremy. Selections from the writings of Jeremy Taylor, arranged and edited by James H.
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Taylor, Thomas. A Cry to the professor’s conscience; or, The professor’s looking-glass
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Teaching the Christian faith on week days. Nashville: Division of the Local Church, The Board
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Thomas, J. S. An Address delivered… before the Presiding Elders and Pastors’ Council in
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Thomas, Kate R. Planning a Sunday School class retreat. Nashville: Discipleship Resources,
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Thomas Riley (firm) London. Mr. H. P. Parker’s grand Wesleyan Centenary Picture,
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Thompson, Edgar Wesley. The Methodist doctrine of the church. Revised edition. London:
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Thompson, John. Gospel admeasurement; a sermon. Philadelphia: A. Wallace at the office of the
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Thompson, John Rhey. Burden bearing, a sermon preached in Grace Methodist Episcopal
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Christians; being the substance of an address delivered before the Society for promoting
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Thomspon, Thomas. French philosophy; or, A short account of the principles and conduct of the
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Thomson, Edward. The Confederated republic of Israel, a sermon preached in the Seventh Street
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Ward, Valentine. An Affectionate address to young people on filial duty. London: Sold by T.
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Ward, Valentine. An appeal to Britain on a subject of vast importance, by a lover of his country.
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1832. 12p.
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motives enquire, What are these Methodists? 3d edition, considerable enlarged.
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Ward, Valentine. A Farewell letter to the stewards, leaders and other officers of the Methodist
Societies in the Newcastle-upon-Tyne West Circuit, containing observations upon several
subjects which have recently disturbed some parts of the Connexion, and more
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et al., 1834. 17p.
Ward, Valentine. A Farewell letter to the stewards, leaders and other officers of the Methodist
Societies in the Newcastle-upon-Tyne West Circuit, containing observations upon several
subjects which have recently disturbed some parts of the Connexion, and more
particularly upon the controversy respecting the Wesleyan Theological Institution. 2d
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Ward, Valentine. A Farewell letter to the stewards, leaders and other officers of the Methodist
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edition. London: J. Mason; Liverpool: R. Dickinson and T. Kaye; Manchester: J. Everett
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Ward, Valentine. A Few remarks upon the Rev. S. M’Millan’s pamphlet on particular
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Ward, Valentine. Free and candid strictures on Methodism and especially its finances, containing
an investigation of the causes of the frequent embarrassment of what is called the
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Ward, Valentine. The Important question discussed; whether teaching the art of writing on the
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Ward, Valentine. The Substance of a speech delivered at a public meeting of the Friends of the
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Ward, Valentine. The Two great duties of the Christian minister stated and enforced, a sermon
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Warne, Frank Wesley. Butler, Bareilly, the Gangetic Valley and the regions beyond, an India
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Warren, Henry White. The Duty of the church to the intellect, an address delivered before the
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Watson, Joseph. An Answer to the question, “Who is Mr. Joseph Baker?” with a word of advice
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Westwood, Henry C. The Whole Bible, a sermon preached at the fiftieth anniversary of the
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What are you doing for the children in your congregation? Nashville: Department of Education
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What difference does it make? Evanston, IL: Commission on Promotion and Cultivation, MC,
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What is Baptism? New York: Hunt & Eaton; Cincinnati: Cranston & Curts, [189-]. 16p.
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When his way is your way. Dayton, OH: Committee on Chaplaincy and National Service for the
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Wood, James. An Attempt to describe the character and blessedness of those who die in the
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craftiness in contradiction of the unfounded assertions of the address of the Clones
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Youngson, William Wallace. Why Daniel Lee, nephew of Jason Lee, author of “Ten Years in
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