Samuel Gilman

Born 1791-01-01

Died 1858-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF74219442
WikidataQ7411488
ISNI0000000023337467
Open LibraryOL1456156A

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Harvard University (3)
Songs and music (2)
Massachusetts (2)
Richmond (1)
Viginia (1)
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Theaters -- Accidents -- Viginia -- Richmond -- Poetry (1)

Books by Samuel Gilman

Total count: 22

Monody on the victims and sufferers by the late conflagration in the city of Richmond, Virginia.

Published by Charles Williams. T.B. Wait and co., printers1812-01-01
The church of Christa sermon, preached on the day of monthly communion at the Second Independent church, in Charleston, (S.C.)

Printed by Duke & Browne1821-01-01
Funeral address, delivered at the Second Independent Church, Charleston, (South-Carolina)at the interment of Edward Peter Simons

Printed by A. E. Miller ...1823-01-01
A sermon on the introduction to the Gospel of St. John

Printed by C.C. Sebring1825-01-01
Unitarian Christianity free from objectionable extremes

Gray and Bowen1829-01-01
Memoirs of a New England village choirwith occasional reflections

S.G. Goodrich1829-01-01
Order of services at the centennial celebration of Harvard University, on the 8th of September, 1836

Harvard University1836-01-01
Fair Harvard

publisher not identified1836-01-01
The folly of aspiring at universal applause

1838-01-01
A discourse on the life and character of the honorable Thomas Lee ...

1839-01-01
Discourse delivered in the Unitarian church, Charleston, S.C.on the day of national fasting, appointed in consequence of the death of President Harrison.

Printed by B.B. Hussey1841-01-01
"Take heed how ye hear."

J. Munroe & Co.1843-01-01
Revealed religion.A Dudleian lecture delivered in the chapel of the university at Cambridge, Wednesday, May 10, 1848.

W. Crosby & H. P. Nichols1848-01-01
Hymn composed for the ordination of Mr. Charles J. Bowenat Newburyport, Mass., November 20, 1850

Walker & James, printers1850-01-01
Discourse on the unity of God

1851-01-01
Pleasures and pains of the student's life.Two poems, one delivered in 1811, at the commencement in Harvard college, Cambridge; and the other, a sequel to the former, delivered 1852, at a class-meeting of the surviving graduates of the first named year.

Ticknor, Reed, and Fields1852-01-01
Contributions to literaturedescriptive, critical, humorous, biographical, philosophical, and poetical.

Crosby, Nichols, and company1856-01-01
Proceedings at the semi-centennial celebration of the Washington Light Infantry22d and 23d February, 1857

Walker, Evans1857-01-01
The Rev. Samuel Gilman, D.D.sixteen Years Chaplain, Friend, and Counsellor, of the Washington Light Infantry, of Charleston, S.C.

1875-01-01
A discourse on the life and character of the Honorable Thomas Lee, late judge in the District Court of the U. States, pronounced in the Unitarian Church, Charleston, S.C. ... Nov. 3, 1839

publisher not identified1978-01-01
Memoirs Of A New England Village Choir, With Occasional Reflections

Kessinger Publishing, LLC2007-08-29
Everett's Orations and speeches