William Greenleaf Eliot
Born 1811-01-01
Died 1887-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF1577890
- WikidataQ8010172
- ISNI000000003714667X
- Open LibraryOL351243A
Top Subjects
- Sermons (14)
- Unitarianism (9)
- United States (7)
- Missouri (6)
- American Sermons (6)
- Unitarian churches (5)
- History (5)
Books by William Greenleaf Eliot
Total count: 67
The AtonementCrosby, Nichols1800-01-01-
The unity of GodCrosby, Nichols and Co. : printed for the American Unitarian Association1800-01-01
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Christ, the son of God and Christ, the son of manAmerican Unitarian Association1825-01-01
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RegenerationPrinted for the American Unitarian Association1827-01-01
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Religious and moral wants of the WestJames Munroe & Co. 134 Washington Street1837-01-01
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Discourse, preached at the dedication of the First Congregational Church; St. Louis, Mo., October 29th, 1837Chambers, Harris & Knapp1837-01-01
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Religious and moral wants of the WestJames Munroe & Co.1837-01-01
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A manual of prayer for public and private worshipwith a collection of hymns2nd ed.James Munroe1845-01-01
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Christ, the Son of Godand, Christ, the Son of ManAmerican Unitarian Association1850-01-01
A Manual of Prayer, for Public and Private Worship: With a Collection of HymnsJames Munroe and co.1851-01-01
Lectures to young mendelivered in the Church of the MessiahPrinted at Republican office1852-01-01
Discourses on the unity of God, and other subjectsdelivered in the Church of the MessiahPrinted at the Republican office1852-01-01-
The unity of GodCrosby, Nichols, and Co.1852-01-01
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RegenerationCrosby, Nichols, and Co.1853-01-01
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Discourses on the unity of Godand other subjectsCrosby, Nichols1853-01-01
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The atonementCrosby, Nichols, and Co.1853-01-01
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Argument from historyCrosby, Nichols, and Company1853-01-01
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RetributionCrosby, Nichols, and Co.1853-01-01
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The Holy SpiritCrosby, Nichols, and Company1853-01-01
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Lectures to young menCrosby, Nichols1854-01-01
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Lectures to young men.4th ed.Crosby, Nichols and Co., [etc.]1854-01-01
Lectures to young women3d ed.Crosby, Nichols and Co.1854-01-01-
A discourse delivered before the alumni of the Divinity School of Harvard University, July 17, 1855Crosby, Nichols & Co.1855-01-01
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Lectures to young women5th ed.Crosby, Nichols1855-01-01
Early religious education considered as the divinely appointed way to the regenerate lifeCrosby, Nichols1855-01-01
Discourses on the doctrines of ChristianityAmerican Unitarian Association1855-01-01-
The dignity and moral uses of labora discourse delivered in the Church of the MessiahPrinted by Keemle & Hager1855-01-01
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The dignity and moral uses of labora discourse delivered in the Church of the MessiahPrinted by Keemle & Hager1855-01-01
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Social reforma discourse delivered in the Church of the Messiah, of St. Louis, May 24, 1857Printed by G. Knapp1857-01-01
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Social reforma discourse delivered in the Church of the Messiah, of St. Louis, May 24, 1857Printed by G. Knapp1857-01-01
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The discipline of sorrow3d ed.American Unitarian Association1857-01-01
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Discourses on the doctrines of ChristianityAmerican Unitarian Association1859-01-01
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Lectures to young women7th ed.Walker, Wise1860-01-01
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Loyalty and religiona discourse for the times, delivered in the Church of the Messiah, St. Louis, August 18th, 1861Printed by George Knapp & Co.1861-01-01
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Loyalty and religiona discourse for the times, delivered in the Church of the Messiah, St. Louis, August 18th, 1861Printed by George Knapp & Co.1861-01-01
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The lost birthrighta sermon for the youngPrinted by John Wilson and Son, 5, Water Street1863-01-01
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Emancipation in Missouria discourse delivered in the Church of the Messiah, Saint Louis, July 5, 1863printed by M'Kee & Fishback1863-01-01
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The lost birthrighta sermon for the youngWalker, Wise, and Company1863-01-01
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Emancipation in Missouri.A Discourse delivered in the Church of the Messiah, St. Louis, July 5, 1863Printed by M'Kee & Fishback1863-01-01
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Western Sanitary Commission, St. Louis, MoWelch, Bigelow1864-01-01
A statement relating to the endowment of "Washington University," St. Louis, Moaddressed to friends in New England, and especially in Boston who have heretofore placed it in my power to undertake and prosecute works of religion, patriotism, and philanthropy, in the West ... May 11, 1864s.n.1864-01-01-
Education as connected with the right of suffragean address delivered before the Constitutional Convention of the state of Missouri, January 24, 1865s.n.1865-01-01
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Christ's record of himselfan expression of faith in the Lord Jesus Christprinted for use of the congregation [by] R.P. Studley1866-01-01
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The discipline of sorrow6th edAmerican Unitarian Association1867-01-01
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Discourses on the doctrines of ChristianityAmerican Unitarian Association1870-01-01
Discourses on the doctrine of Christianity18th thousand.American Unitarian Association1870-01-01-
A manual of prayer, for public and private worshipwith a collection of hymns5th ed.John Wilson1871-01-01
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Washington university1873-01-01
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Discoveries on the doctrines of ChristianityAmerican Unitarian Association1873-01-01
Discourses on the doctrine of Christianity20th thousand.American Unitarian Association1875-01-01
Early Religious Education Considered as the Divinely Appointed Way to the ...American UnitarianAssociation1879-01-01-
A practical discussion of the great social question of the dayH.J. Hewitt, printer1879-01-01
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Home life and influenceG.I. Jones1880-01-01
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An informal report on the interests and condition of Washington Universityread before the Board of Directors at a meeting held March, 1880[s.n.]1880-01-01
An Address on the Temperance Cause and the Best Methods of Its AdvancementBuxton & Skinner1882-01-01-
An appeal to the citizens of the state of Missouri, both men and women, upon the liquor-trade license lawsBuxton & Skinner1882-01-01
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An appeal to the legislators of the state of Missouri upon the liquor-trade license lawsBuxton & Skinner Stationery Co.1882-01-01
Washington University, twenty-fifth anniversary addresss.n.1882-01-01
The discipline of sorrow6th ed.American Unitarian association1882-01-01
The story of Archer Alexander from slavery to freedom March 30, 1863.Cupples, Upham and Co.1885-01-01
The story of Archer Alexander from slavery to freedom March 30, 1863Cupples, Upham and Co.1885-01-01
The story of Archer Alexanderfrom slavery to freedom, March 30, 1863.Negro Universities Press1970-01-01-
A discourseCrosby, Nichols1990-01-01
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The story of Archer Alexanderfrom slavery to freedom, March 30, 1863Electronic ed.Academic Affairs Library, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill1999-01-01
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Argument from historyCrosby, Nichols, and Co.
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Our Lord Jesus ChristCrosby, Nichols, and Company
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Washington's birthdayPatriotism[publisher not identified], 186-?