Clarke, James Freeman
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Clarke, James FreemanJames Freeman Clarke ClarkeJames Freeman. 1810-1888 ClarkeClarke James Freemanjames freeman clarke
Born 1810-01-01
Died 1888-01-01
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Books by Clarke, James Freeman
Total count: 323
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Temperance efforts and temperance methodsG.H. Ellis1800-01-01
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Self-culturephysical, intellectual, moral, and spiritual : a course of lectures2nd ed.Osgood1800-01-01
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The Unitarian reformOffice of the Association1830-01-01
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False witnesses answeredL.C. Bowles1835-01-01
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The Western messengerWestern Unitarian Association]1835-01-01
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False witnesses answered[Two lines of quotation]Leonard C. Bowles, 147 Washington Street.1835-01-01
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The Unitarian reformJ. Munroe & Co. : printed for the American Unitarian Association1839-01-01
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The Unitarian reformJames Munroe & Co. 134 Washington Street.1839-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mrs. Chapman1840-01-01-
Little childrena discourse delivered before the Annual Convention of the Sunday-school Society at Newburyport, Mass. ...Sunday-school Society1840-01-01
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Letter to the Unitarian Society in LouisvilleMorton & Griswold1840-01-01
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The well-instructed scribe, or, Reform and conservatisma sermon preached at the installation of Rev. George F. Simmons, and Rev. Samuel Ripley, as pastor and associate pastor over the Union Congregational Society in Waltham, Mass., October 27, 1841B.H. Greene1841-01-01
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A sermon preached in Amory HallOctober 9th, 1842, being the Sunday succeeding the death of William Ellery ChanningBenjamin H. Greene1842-01-01
Sermon preached in Amory Hall, October 9th, 1842being the Sunday succeeding the death of William Ellery Channing, ACornell University Library1842-01-01-
The pilgrim fathersa poem recited in the Church of the disciples, Boston, on the festival of the pilgrims, December 22d, 1842Thurston and Torry.1843-01-01
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Slavery in the United Statesa sermon delivered in Amory hall, on Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1842B.H. Greene1843-01-01
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Slavery in the United Statesa sermon delivered in Amory hall, on Thanksgiving Day, November 24, 1842B.H. Greene1843-01-01
The Disciples' hymn booka collection of hymns and chants for public and private devotionBenjamin H. Greene1844-01-01-
The peculiar doctrine of Chritianityor, Reconciliation by Jesus ChristJ. Munroe & Co. : printed for the American Unitarian Association1844-01-01
The annexation of Texas.A sermon, delivered in the Masonic temple on fast day.Office of the Christian world1844-01-01
[Letter to] Dear Sam1844-01-01-
Service book for the use of the Church of the Discipletaken principally from the Old and New TestamentsB. H. Greene1844-01-01
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American slaverya protest against American slaveryB.H. Greene1845-01-01
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A sketch of the history of the doctrine of atonementJ. Munroe & Co. : printed for the American Unitarian Association1845-01-01
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American slaverya protest against American slavery, by one hundred and seventy-three Unitarian ministersB.H. Greene1845-01-01
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A poemdelivered before the Phi Beta Kappa Society, Alpha of Massachusetts, on its anniversary, August 27, 1846.W. Crosby & H. P. Nichols1846-01-01
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The Church of the Disciples in Bostona sermon on the principles and methods of the Church of the Disciples in BostonBenjamin H. Greene1846-01-01
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The story of a converted skepticCrosby and Nichols : printed for the American Unitarian Association1846-01-01
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The story of a converted skepticW. Crosby and H. P. Nichols1846-01-01
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The kingdom of heavena sermon preached at the installation of Rev. John T. Sargent, as pastor of the First Congregational Church in Somerville, Mass., Wednesday, February 18, 1846Published by Edmund Tufts1846-01-01
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An important question"Have I been so long time with you and yet hast thou not known me, Phillip?"Christian World1847-01-01
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Dilemma of OrthodoxyOffice of the Christian World.1847-01-01
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The Church as it was, as it is, as it ought to bea discourse delivered at the dedication of the chapel built by the Church of the Disciples, Wednesday, March 15, 1848Benj. H. Greene1848-01-01
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Specimens of the Table talk of Samuel Taylor Coleridge4th ed.J. Murray1851-01-01
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The Christian doctrine of forgiveness of sinan essayCrosby and Nichols1852-01-01
Eleven weeks in Europeand what may be seen in that time.Ticknor, Reed & Fields1852-01-01-
Book of worship for the congregation and the home taken principally from the Old and New Testaments2d ed.Crosby, Nichols1853-01-01
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A discourse on Christian politics ...Crosby, Nichols, & Co., and Prentiss & Sawyer1854-01-01
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Polemics and irenicsan address on theology before the Ministerial Conference at Bedford Street Chapel, Wednesday, May 31, 1854Crosby, Nichols, and Co.1854-01-01
The Christian doctrine of prayeran essayCrosby, Nichols1854-01-01-
The rendition of Anthony Burnsits causes and consequences : a discourse on Christian politicsCrosby, Nichols1854-01-01
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The rendition of Anthony Burns, its causes and consequencesa discourse on Christian politics delivered in Williams Hall, Boston on Whitsunday, June 4, 1854Crosby, Nichols, & Co., and Prentiss & Sawyer1854-01-01
The rendition of Anthony Burns. Its causes and consequences.A discourse on Christian politics, delivered in Williams Hall, Boston, on Whitsunday, June 4, 1854.Crosby, Nichols, & co. [etc.]1854-01-01
The rendition of Anthony Burnsits causes and consequences : a discourse on Christian politicsCrosby, Nichols1854-01-01-
Obituary of H.J. Huidekoper.Crosby, Nichols1854-01-01
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Jesus Christ, himself the true corner-stonea sermon preached at the Montreal convention, October, 1854Leonard C. Bowles1854-01-01
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The Christian doctrine of prayeran essay2d ed.American Unitarian Association1856-01-01
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Theodore Parker, and his theologya discourse delivered in the Music Hall, Boston, Sunday, Sept. 25, 1859Walker, Wise, and Company1859-01-01
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A church and its methodsLadies' Religious Publication Society1859-01-01
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Present condition of the free colored people of the United States.American anti-slavery society1859-01-01
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Theodore Parker and his theologya discourse delivered in the Music Hall, Boston, Sunday, Sept. 25, 18592d ed.Walker, Wise, and Co.1859-01-01
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Causes and consequences of the affair at Harper's FerryA sermon preached in the Indiana Place chapel, on Sunday morning, Nov. 6, 1859Walker, Wise, & co.1859-01-01
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A look at the life of Theodore Parkerdiscourse delivered June 3, 1860.Geo. H. Ellis Co.1860-01-01
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Dr. Huntington on the trinityreply to "D.C." Waltham1860-01-01
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Book of worshipfor the congregation and the home, taken principally from the Old and New Testaments12th ed.Walker, Wise and Co.1860-01-01
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Memoirs of Margaret Fuller OssoliBrown, Taggard and Chase1860-01-01
Secession, concession, or self-possession, which?Walker, Wise and Company1861-01-01-
Two ways in religion, revieweda letter to Rev. F.D. Huntington, D.D.American Unitarian Association1862-01-01
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"Two ways in religion" revieweda letter to Rev. F.D. Huntington, D.D.American Unitarian Association1862-01-01
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The disciples' hymn booka collection of hymns for public and private devotion ...5th ed., with additions and alterations.Walker, Wise1862-01-01
Discourse on the aspects of the wardelivered in the Indiana-Place chapel, Boston, on fast day, April 2, 1863.Walker, Wise and Co.1863-01-01
[Letter to] Dear Sir1863-01-01
The hour which cometh, and now is ...1864-01-01-
Sermon preached before the delegates to the National Unitarian convention, New York, Tuesday evening, April 4, 1865Walker, Fuller, and Co.1865-01-01
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The disciples' hymn booka collection of hymns for public and private devotion ...6th ed. / with additions and alterations.Walker, Wise, and Co.1865-01-01
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Conference sermonpreached at the first meeting of the National Conference of Unitarian and Other Christian Churches : April 4, 1865Geo. H. Ellis1865-01-01
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Orthodoxyits truths and errorsAmerican Unitarian Association1866-01-01
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Orthodoxyits truths and errors2d ed.American Unitarian Association1866-01-01
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Inspiration of the New TestamentAmerican Unitarian Association1867-01-01
The Christian doctrine of forgiveness of sinan essay.2d ed.American Unitarian association1867-01-01
The duties of MassachusettsA sermon delivered before the executive and legislative departments of the government of Massachusetts, at the annual election, Wednesday Jan. 1, 1868Wright & Potter, State printers1868-01-01-
Orthodoxyits truths and errors4th ed.American Unitarian Association1868-01-01
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Orthodoxy, its truths and errors4th ed.American Unitarian Association1868-01-01
The hour which cometh, and now issermons preached in Indiana-Place Chapel, Boston.William V. Spencer1868-01-01-
The Christian doctrine of prayeran essay7th ed.American Unitarian Association1869-01-01
Orthodoxyits truths and errors6th ed.American Unitarian Association1869-01-01-
The Christian doctrine of forgiveness of sinan essayThird edition.American Unitarian Association1870-01-01
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Orthodoxyits truths and errors7th ed.American Unitarian Association1870-01-01
Steps of belief / by James Freeman Clarke[S.n.[1870-01-01
Steps of beliefor, rational Christianity maintained against atheism, free religion, and RomanismAmerican Unitarian Association1870-01-01-
Inspiration of the New TestamentAmerican Unitarian Association1871-01-01
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Ten great religionsan essay in comparative theologyHoughton, Mifflin and Co.1871-01-01
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Steps of beliefor, rational Christianity maintained against atheism, free religion, and Romanism4th ed.American Unitarian Association1871-01-01
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Ten great religionsan essay in comparative theology.J. R. Osgood and company1871-01-01
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The atonementsermonpublished at the office of the "Liberal Christian,"1872-01-01
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The atonementsermonpublished at the office of the "Liberal Christian,"1872-01-01
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Common-sense in religiona series of essays. 12th edition.Houghton, Mifflin1873-01-01
The Christian doctrine of forgiveness of sinan essay4th ed.American Unitarian Association1874-01-01
Steps of belief; or, Rational Christianity maintained against atheism, free religion, and Romanism.American Unitarian Association1874-01-01
Exotics: attempts to domesticate them.J. R. Osgood and Company1875-01-01
Exotics, attempts to domesticate themHoughton, Mifflin and Co.1875-01-01
Oration delivered before the city government and citizens of Boston, in Music hall, July 5, 1875.Rockwell and Churchill, city printers1875-01-01-
Orthodoxyits truths and errors10th ed.American Unitarian Association1875-01-01
Peter at Antioch orthe Vatican vs. Bismarck and Gladstone1875-01-01-
The battle of Syracusetwo essaysThe Index Association1875-01-01
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Common-sense in religiona series of essaysJ. R. Osgood1876-01-01
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Exoticsattempts to domesticate themJames R. Osgood and Company1876-01-01
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Go up higher, or, Religion in common lifeLee & Shepard1877-01-01
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Why am I a Unitarian?American Unitarian Association1877-01-01
Go up higheror, Religion in common lifeLee & Shepard1877-01-01-
The hour which comethand now is: sermons preached in Indiana-Place Chapel BostonLee and Shepard1877-01-01
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Why am I a Unitarian?A lecture delivered in the music hall, Boston, Sunday evening, June 10th, 1877G.H. Ellis1877-01-01
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The new theologys.n.1878-01-01
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The state of the nation, or, What the nation asks of Congress and the Presidentdiscourses.n.1878-01-01
The state of the nationor, what the nation asks of Congress and the Presidents.n.1878-01-01
Essentials and non-essentials in religion.Six lectures delivered in the Music hall, BostonAmerican Unitarian Association1878-01-01
Memorial and biographical sketches...Houghton, Osgood and Company1878-01-01-
The state of the nation, or, What the nation asks of Congress and the Presidentdiscourse[s.n.]1878-01-01
Memorial and biographical sketchesHoughton, Mifflin1878-01-01
[Letter to] My dear Mr. Garrison1878-01-01
How to find the stars with indications of the most interesting objects in the starry heavens, and an account of the astronomical lantern and its useLockwood, Brooks, and company1878-01-01-
Essentials and non-essentials in religionsix lectures delivered in the Music Hall, BostonAmerican Unitarian Association1880-01-01
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Anti-slavery daysa sketch of the struggle which ended in the abolition of slavery in the United States.Lovell1880-01-01
Anti-slavery daysa sketch of the struggle which ended in the abolition of slavery in the United StatesLovell1880-01-01
On giving names to towns and streets.Lockwood, Brooks & co.1880-01-01-
Self-culturephysical, intellectual, moral and spiritual. A course of lectures.22d ed.Houghton, Mifflin1880-01-01
Why am I a Unitarian?American Unitarian Association1880-01-01-
Orthodox views of the atonement examined, with special reference to some recent statements of Rev. Joseph Cooka lectureAmerican Unitarian Association1880-01-01
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"The e xperiment of a free churchits difficulties and advantages"s.n1880-01-01
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On giving names to towns and streetsLockwood, Brooks & co.1880-01-01
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Events and epochs in religious historybeing the substance of a course of twelve lectures delivered in the Lowell Institute, Boston, in 1880. 7th ed.Houghton, Mifflin1881-01-01
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Self-culturephysical, intellectual, moral, and spiritual : a course of lectures5th ed.J.R. Osgood1881-01-01
Self-culture : physical, intellectual, moral, and spirituala course of lectures7th ed.J.R. Osgood1881-01-01-
The legend of Thomas Didymus, the Jewish scepticLee & Shepard1881-01-01
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Events and epochs in religious historybeing the substance of a course of twelve lectures delivered in the Lowell Institute, Boston, in 188OJ.R. Osgood and company1881-01-01
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The legend of Thomas Didymusthe Jewish scepticLee and Shepard, publishers1881-01-01
The legend of Thomas Didymusthe Jewish scepticCharles T. Dillingham1881-01-01-
How to find the starswith indications of the most interesting objects in the starry heavens : and an account of the astronomical lantern and its useLockwood, Brooks1882-01-01
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Coffee houses and coffee palaces in EnglandGeorge H. Ellis1882-01-01
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Unitarian affirmationsseven discourses given in Washington, D.C.2d ed.American Unitarian Association1882-01-01
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Work of Unitarians in the past and the futurea sermonBritish and Foreign Unitarian Association1882-01-01
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Ten great religionsPart II : A comparison of all religions ...Houghton, Mifflin and Company1883-01-01
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The ideas of the apostle PaulOsgood & co.1884-01-01
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The battle of Syracusetwo essaysIndex Association1884-01-01
The ideas of the apostle PaulJ.R. Osgood and Co.1884-01-01-
Self-culture: physical, intellectual, moral, and spirituala course of lectures10th ed.J.R. Osgood and co.1884-01-01
Address of Rev. James Freeman Clarke, at Tremont temple, October 1, 1884, and the letter of Rev. Robert Collyer, D.D.Central committee of Republicans and Independents1884-01-01-
A great speech by a great clergymanthe Rev. James Freeman Clarke defends Cleveland and gibbets blaine : delivered at a meeting of independent republicans in Boston, October 1st 1884Central Committee of Republicans and Independents1884-01-01
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Ten great religionsA comparison of all religionsSecond edition.Houghton, Mifflin and Company1884-01-01
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Manual of Unitarian beliefUnitarian Sunday-School Society1884-01-01
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Ten great religionsPart II2nd ed.Houghton, Mifflin and Company1884-01-01
Address of Rev. James Freeman Clarkeat Tremont Temple, October 1, 1884s.n.]1884-01-01-
Address of Rev. James Freeman Clarkeat Tremont temple, October 1, 1884Central Committee of Republicans and Independents1884-01-01
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The centenary of the King's Chapel LiturgydiscourseGeorge H. Ellis1885-01-01
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Manual of Unitarian belief4th ed.Unitarian Sunday-School Society1885-01-01
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The introduction to the Gospel of Johna sermon preached to the Church of the Disciples, BostonGeo. H. Ellis1885-01-01
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The sin against the holy ghosta sermon preached to the church of the Disciples, BostonGeo. H. Ellis1885-01-01
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Self-culture : physical, intellectual, moral, and spirituala course of lectures11th ed.J.R. Osgood1885-01-01
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Christ and his antichristsa sermon preached to the Church of the Disciples, BostonGeo. H. Ellis1885-01-01
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Testimonials of James F. Clarke, etc., against the statements ... in ...1885-01-01
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Old and new views concerning the Biblea sermon preached to the Church of the Disciples, BostonGeo. H. Ellis1886-01-01
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The true coming of Christa sermon preached to the Church of the Disciples, BostonGeo. H. Ellis1886-01-01
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Vexed questions in theologya series of essaysGeo. H. Ellis1886-01-01
Every-day religion...1886-01-01-
Memoir of Ralph Waldo Emerson1886-01-01
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Manual of Unitarian belief8th ed.Unitarian Sunday-School Society1886-01-01
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Agnosticism vs. positivisman essayGeo. H. Ellis1886-01-01
The fourth Gospelthe question of its origin stated and discussedG.H. Ellis1886-01-01-
Old and new views concerning the divinity of Jesusa sermon preached to the Church of the Disciples, BostonGeo. H. Ellis1886-01-01
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Every-day religionTicknor and Company1886-01-01
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The ideas of the apostle PaulTicknor1886-01-01
Every-day religion.Ticknor & Co.1886-01-01-
Is probation or education the end of life?a sermon preached to the Church of the Disciples, BostonGeo. H. Ellis1886-01-01
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Light on the hidden wayTicknor1886-01-01
Life and times of Jesus as related by Thomas DidymusLee and Shepard1887-01-01-
Dorothea L. DixG.H. Ellis1887-01-01
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Temperance efforts and temperance methodsGeo. H. Ellis1887-01-01
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Ten great religionsan essay in comparative theologyHoughton, Mifflin1887-01-01
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Hereaftertwenty-three answers by as many religious teachers to the question, what are the strongest proofs and arguments in support of the belief in a life hereafter?Lothrop1888-01-01
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Woman suffrageReasons for and againstAmerican Woman Suffrage Association1888-01-01
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Woman suffragereasons for and againstAmerican Woman Suffrage Association1888-01-01
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Life and times of Jesus as related by Thomas DidymusNew ed.Lee and Shepard1888-01-01
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The Lord's prayerbeing the last eight discoursesChristian Life Office1888-01-01
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Bible class studies in liberal Christianitybased on Dr. James Freeman Clarke's "common sense in religion"2nd ed.Unitarian Sunday-school Society1888-01-01
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Selections from sermons preached to the Church of the DisciplesJ.A. Lowell & Co.1889-01-01
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Life and times of Jesus as related by Thomas DidymusLee and Shepard1889-01-01
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Self-culturephysical, intellectual, moral, and spiritual : a course of lecturesHoughton, Mifflin1890-01-01
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The true coming of ChristGeo. H. Ellis Co.1890-01-01
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Orthodoxy; its truth and errors.17th ed.American Unitarian Association1890-01-01
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What do Unitarians believe about sin and salvation?Geo. H. Ellis1890-01-01
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Unitarian belief in regard to the supernatural element in ChristianityGeo. H. Ellis1890-01-01
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Common-sense in religiona series of essays13th ed.Houghton, Mifflin and Co.1890-01-01
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Religion made for man, not man for religionGeo. H. Ellis1890-01-01
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Orthodoxyits truth and errors17th ed.American Unitarian association1890-01-01
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Autobiography, diary and correspondenceHoughton Mifflin1891-01-01
James Freeman Clarke: autobiography, diary and correspondenceHoughton, Mifflin and company1891-01-01-
James Freeman Clarke, autobiography, diary and correspondenceRiverside Press1891-01-01
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The Lords̓ prayerbeing the last eight discoursesAmerican Unitarian Association1891-01-01
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Life and times of Jesus, as related by Thomas DidymusNew ed.Lee and Shepard, etc., etc.1891-01-01
James Freeman Clarkeautobiography, diary and correspondence[3rd ed.]Houghton, Mifflin and Company1891-01-01-
How to find the starswith indications of the most interesting objects in the starry heavens, and an account of the astronomical lantern and its useD.C. Heath1891-01-01
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Be not weary in well-doingGeo. H. Ellis1892-01-01
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Life and times of Jesus as related by Thomas DidymusNew ed.Lee and Shepard1892-01-01
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Mind of Christ2 : the gospel in the gospelsGeo. H. Ellis1892-01-01
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The ministry of the letter and the ministry of the spiritGeo. H. Ellis1892-01-01
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The crusade against the ChineseG.H. Ellis1893-01-01
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Some reasons for believing in a future lifeG.H. Ellis1893-01-01
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From faith to faithGeo. H. Ellis1893-01-01
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Christ and other mastersGeorge H. Ellis1893-01-01
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The wrath of the lambGeo. H. Ellis1893-01-01
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William Hull and the surrender of DetroitA biographical sketch taken, with a few omissions, from the volume "Memorial and biographical sketches"Geo. H. Ellis Co.1893-01-01
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The mind of Christthe central idea of the Sermon on the MountGeo. H. Ellis1894-01-01
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Essentials and non-essentials in religionsix lectures10th ed.American Unitarian Association1894-01-01
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Recent discussions concerning conscience and its developmentGeo. H. Ellis1894-01-01
The theology of the futureand other brief essaysP. Green1894-01-01-
The Unitarian belief in regard to vicarious sacrifice as the central idea in ChristianityGeo. H. Ellis1894-01-01
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A happy new yearGeo. H. Ellis1895-01-01
Messages of faith, hope, and loveselections for every day in the yearG. H. Ellis1895-01-01
Messages of faith, hope, and loveG.H. Ellis1895-01-01-
The mutual obligations of science and religionG.H. Ellis1895-01-01
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The ideas of the apostle Paul translated into their modern equivalentsHoughton, Mifflin1897-01-01
Nineteenth century questions.Houghton Mifflin1897-01-01-
Events and epochs in religious history : being the substance of a course of twelve lectures delivered in the Lowell Institute, Boston, in 188OHoughton, Mifflin1898-01-01
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Nineteenth century questionsHoughton Mifflin1898-01-01
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James Freeman Clarkeautobiography, diary and correspondenceHoughton, Mifflin and Company1899-01-01
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Melchizedek and his moralGeo. H. Ellis1900-01-01
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Nineteenth century questionsHoughton1900-01-01
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The old and new view of the hereafterGeorge H. ellis1901-01-01
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Anarchy and lawGeorge H. Ellis1901-01-01
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The mind of ChristI.Geo. H. Ellis1901-01-01
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Manual of Unitarian beliefUnitarian Sunday-School Society1901-01-01
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The pew system and the free-seat systemGeo. H. Ellis1902-01-01
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Christ and Christianity in the light of modern thoughtI. Fossilism, atomism, organismGeo. H. Ellis Co.1902-01-01
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Fossilism, atomism, organismGeorge H. Ellis1902-01-01
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The Four Gospels and modern thought.Ellis1903-01-01
The Four Gospels and modern thoughtEllis1903-01-01-
Communities aboveGeorge H. Ellis1903-01-01
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Three views of the BibleGeo. H. Ellis1903-01-01
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The joys of ChristmasEllis1903-01-01
Is Christianity a supernatural revelation?Ellis1903-01-01-
Salvation by sacraments, by conversion and by characterGeo. H. Ellis Co.1905-01-01
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The new theologyGeo. H. Ellis1907-01-01
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The meaning and importance of the resurrectionGeo. H. Ellis1907-01-01
Self-culture; physical, intellectual, moral and spirituala course of lecturesHoughton Mifflin company1908-01-01-
Polemics and irenicsor, what will be the theology of the future?Geo. H. Ellis1908-01-01
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A sermon on scoldingGeo. H. Ellis1908-01-01
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Hymns and poemsGeo. H. Ellis & Co.1908-01-01
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What has the birth of Jesus done for the world?Geo. H. Ellis1909-01-01
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The transformation of years into lifeGeo. H. Ellis Co.1909-01-01
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The Church of the Disciples in Bostona sermon on the principles and methods of the Church of the Disciples : delivered Sunday morning and evening, Dec. 7, 1845Geo. H. Ellis Co.1909-01-01
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How is Jesus the resurrection and the life?G.H. Ellis1909-01-01
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The church-- as it was, as it is, as it ought to bea discourse delivered at the dedication of the chapel built by the Church of the Disciples in Freeman Place, Boston, Wednesday, March 15, 1848Geo. H. Ellis1909-01-01
The transfiguration of lifeAmerican Unitarian Association1909-01-01-
William Hull and the surrender of Detroita biographical sketch taken, with a few ommissionsG. H. Ellis1910-01-01
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The brotherhood of manGeorge H. Ellis1910-01-01
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The leadership of JesusGeorge H. Ellis1910-01-01
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Homes in heaven and on earthGeo. H. Ellis Co.1910-01-01
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The fatherhood of GodGeo. H. Ellis1910-01-01
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The Fatherhood of GodGeo. H. Ellis Co., printers1910-01-01
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A monthly calendar for 1910G.H. Ellis1910-01-01
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Not unclothed, but clothed uponGeo. H. Ellis1910-01-01
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The blessings of our knowledge and of our ignorance in regard to a future stateGeo. H. Ellis1910-01-01
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The leadership of JesusGeo. H. Ellis Co., printers1910-01-01
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A look at the life of Theodore Parkerdiscourse delivered June 3, 1860Geo. H. Ellis1910-01-01
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The progress of mankind onward and upward foreverGeo. H. Ellis1911-01-01
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What do Unitarians believe about God?Geo. H. Ellis1911-01-01
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Charles Sumnerhis character and careerGeo. H. Ellis1911-01-01
The ideas of the apostle PaulHoughton Mifflin Company1912-01-01-
William Hull and the surrender of Detroita biographical sketch taken, with a few omissions, from the volume "Memorial and biographical sketches"George H. Ellis1912-01-01
William Hull and the surrender of Detroita biographical sketch ...G.H. Ellis1912-01-01
Ten great religionsan essay in comparative theologyHoughton Mifflin Company1913-01-01-
The lessons of the American Civil WarGeo. H. Ellis Co.1916-01-01
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Justification by faithA chapter from "The ideas of the apostle Paul"Geo. H. Ellis Co.1918-01-01
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How to know GodGeo. H. Ellis1919-01-01
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The Pilgrim FathersEllis1920-01-01
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Many mansions in God's houseAmerican Unitarian Association1925-01-01
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What good has the birth of Jesus brought to the world?.s.n.1926-01-01
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Do not be discouragedLimited ed.American Unitarian Association1929-01-01
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What God gives he gives foreverLimited ed.published by the American Unitarian Association1929-01-01
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What God gives he gives foreverAmerican Unitarian Association1929-01-01
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Do not be discouragedLimited edition.American Unitarian Association1929-01-01
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How to get the most out of the coming yearAmerican Unitarian Association1930-01-01
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How to get the most out of the coming year!American Unitarian Association1930-01-01
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Mindennap vallása[s.n.]1935-01-01
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The true doctrine of liberal ChristianityAmerican Unitarian Association1937-01-01
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The true doctrine of liberal ChristianityAmerican Unitarian Association1937-01-01
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The letters of James Freeman Clarke to Margaret FullerCram, de Gruyter1957-01-01
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Autobiography, diary, and correspondence.Negro Universities Press1968-01-01
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Letters of William Ellery Channing, 1813-1842; of James Freeman Clarke, 1850-1880; of William Henry Furness, 1825-18901971-01-01
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The rendition of Anthony Burns.Its causes and consequences. A discourse on Christian politics, delivered in Williams Hall, Boston, on Whitsunday, June 4, 1854<2d ed. of two thousand>Crosby, Nichols1976-01-01
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A look at the life of Theodore Parkera discourse concerning Theodore Parker, delivered in the Indiana Place Chapel, June 3, 1860Walker, Wise and Co.1978-01-01
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The fourth gospelthe question of its origin stated and discussedGeo. H. Ellis1985-01-01
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The introduction to the gospel of JohnGeo. H. Ellis1985-01-01
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Memorial and biographical sketchesHoughton, Osgood1989-01-01
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Nineteenth century questionsHoughton, Mifflin1989-01-01
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Events and epochs in religious historybeing the substance of a course of twelve lectures delivered in the Lowell Institute, Boston, in 1880J.R. Osgood1989-01-01
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The church-- as it was, as it is, as it ought to bea discourseGreene1989-01-01
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James Freeman Clarkeautobiography, diary and correspondenceHoughton, Mifflin1989-01-01
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The Christian doctrine of prayeran essay8th ed.American Unitarian Association1989-01-01
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The transfiguration of lifeAmerican Unitarian Association1990-01-01
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Sermon on ChanningGeo. H. Ellis1990-01-01
Ten Great Religions An Essay in Comparative TheologyHard Press2006-11-03
Ten Great ReligionsAn Essay in Comparative TheologyAncient Wisdom Publications2013-08-14
Anti-slavery daysA sketch of the struggle which ended in the abolition of slavery in the United StatesHansebooks2017-03-30-
Self-CulturePhysical, Intellectual, Moral, and Spiritual; a Course of LecturesCreative Media Partners, LLC2021-01-01
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Ten Great ReligionsCreative Media Partners, LLC2022-01-01
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Modern UnitarianismEssays and SermonsCreative Media Partners, LLC2022-01-01
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Essentials Non-Essentials in ReligionTheology and PhilosophyCreative Media Partners, LLC2023-01-01
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A tract for the timesNo. 1 : repentance toward God
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The theology of the futureChristian Register Association
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Why am I a Unitarian?American Unitarian Association
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Inspiration of the New TestamentAmerican Unitarian Association
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How we helped our minister to write good sermonsGeo. H. Ellis
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Unitarian belief in regard to the supernatural element in ChristianityGeo. H. Ellis
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The five points of Calvinism and the five points of the new theologyGeo. H. Ellis
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The Disciples ̓hymn booka collection of hymns and chants for public and private devotionB. H. Greene
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The sin against the Holy GhostGeo. H. Ellis
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Easter greetings.n.
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What do Unitarians believe about heaven and hell?Geo. H. Ellis
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Orthodox views of the atonementwith special reference to some recent statements of Rev. Joseph Cook ; a lecture delivered to the Church of the Disciples, Sunday, May 6, and reported verbatim for the Christian registerAmerican Unitarian Association
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Our faith[s.n.]
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They softly walk
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James Freeman ClarkeU.S.S. Society
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The true self is the best selfprinted by Rumford Pres
Has Unitarianism done its work?a sermon preached to the Church of the Disciples, BostonAmerican Unitarian Association
[Letter to] Dear Sam-
Ethnic and Catholic religions... twelve lecturesLowell Institute
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Revivals, natural and artificialAmerican Unitarian Association
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Homes in heaven and on earthGeo. H. Ellis
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Be not weary in well-doingGeorge H. Ellis
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The joys of ChristmasAmerican Unitarian Association
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What shall be the future religion of the United States?Geo. H. Ellis
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Ten Great Religions Part II