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Sermons and Religious Essays

Sermons

The Difficulty of Knowing One's Self. A Sermon
A Sermon on the Trinity (First printed 1744)
On Mutual Subjection (First printed 1744)
On the Testimony of Conscience (First printed 1744)
On Brotherly Love (1717)
Upon the Martyrdom of King Charles (1726)
On Bearing False Witness
On the Poor Man's Contentment
On the Wretched Condition of Ireland
Upon Sleeping in Church
On the Wisdom of this World
On Doing Good

Religious Essays

The Advantages Proposed By Repealing the Sacramental Test (1732)
An Argument to prove that the Abolishing of Christianity in England may be attended with some Inconveniences (1708)
Considerations upon Two Bills Relating to the Clergy (1731)
The Humble Representation of the Clergy of Dublin (1724)
A Letter Concerning the Sacramental Test (1708)
A Narrative of the Several Attempts to Repeal the Test (1731)
On the Bill For the Clergy's Residing on Their Livings (1731)
On the Universal Hatred Against the Clergy (1736)
The Presbyterians Plea of Merit (1731)
Queries Relating to the Sacramental Test (1732)
Thoughts on Religion (1726)

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