John Sibree

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Open LibraryOL4387096A

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History (4)
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Books by John Sibree

Total count: 17

The judgment seat of Christ, or, The warning voice of Jehovasermon preached at Surrey Chapel as an improvement of an awfully distressing providence, which occurred by the drowning of a Sunday water-party, Aug. 15, 1813

Printed for D. Cox1813-01-01
Ecclesiastical lecturesor, a series of discourses on subjects connected with nonconformity2nd ed.

Westley and Davis1831-01-01
Ecclesiastical lectures, or, a series of discourses on subjects connected with nonconformity2nd ed.

Westley and Davis1831-01-01
An expostulatory epistle addressed to...Henry Ryder...on the rite of confirmation and the present state of the Church of England

Westley and Davis...1831-01-01
Ecclesiastical warfarea lecture delivered at Ebenezer chapel, Birmingham, July 5, 1836 ...

1836-01-01
A record of factsbeing an exposure of the wilful falsehoods and mean hypocrisy of the Rev. John Sibree, of Coventry : also an account of the cowardly conduct of the Rev. T. Milner, of Northampton

J. Rushton1840-01-01
Independency in Warwickshirea brief history of the Independent or Congregational churches in that county : containing biographical notices of their pastors with an illustrative map and vignette engravings

G. and F. King1855-01-01
Independency in Warwickshirea brief history of the Independent or Congregational churches in that county ...

G. and F. King1855-01-01
Poems with two additions and Rosalie a tale of Wyein five cantos.

Kegan Paul, Trench, Tru bner and Co1890-01-01
The philosophy of historyRev. ed.

Willey1900-01-01
Philosophy of history

American Home Library Company1902-01-01
Lectures on the philosophy of history

G. Bell and Sons1905-01-01
Philosophy of History

Creative Media Partners, LLC2018-01-01
The Philosophy of History

Franklin Classics Trade Press2018-10-18
Funeral oration and discourse occasioned by the death of the Rev. Francis Franklin

R.L. Green
The corn-monopoly condemned by the scripturesa sermon

Simpkin and Marshall
The claims of the British colonies on the aid of British Christians