John Hutchinson
Also known as
Hutchinson, John
Born in Spennithorpe, Yorkshire. Hutchinson was a lay writer on the theology which became known as the Hutchinsonians. He invented a chronometer motion, for which he is sometimes confused with John Harrison.
Died 1737-01-01
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- Early works to 1800 (3)
- Bible (2)
- Criticism, interpretation (2)
- Philosophy and religion (2)
- Patents (1)
- Clocks and watches (1)
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Books by John Hutchinson
Total count: 27
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Reasons for the bill entituled A bill for securing to Mr. John Hutchinson the property of a movement invented by him for the more exact measuring of time both in motion and at restin answer to those offered by the Clock-makers of London against it[s.n.]1712-01-01
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Reasons for the bill, entituled, a bill for securing to Mr. John Hutchinson the property of a movement invented by him for the more exact measuring of time, both in motion and at rest; in answer to those offered by the clock-makers of London against its.n.1712-01-01
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Further reasons for the bill, entituled, a bill for securing to Mr. John Hutchinson the property of a movement invented by him for the more exact measuring of time, both in motion and at rest; in answer to the clockmakers further objections1712-01-01
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Moses's Principia of the invisible parts of matter, of motion, of visible forms, and of their dissolution and reformationwith notesBettenham1724-01-01
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Moses's principia.Printed by J. Bettenham in the year MDCCXXIV-MDCCXXVII [1724-1727].1724-01-01
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Moses's principia. Of the invisible parts of matter; of motion: of visible forms; and of their dissolution, and reformation. With notesprinted by J. Bettenham, in the year1724-01-01
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Moses's - sine principio: represented by names, by words, by types, by emblemsWith an introduction, shewing the nature of body and soul, the first state of man, the quality of his crime, his condition after his fall, his state under the second covenant ...Printed by W. Bowyer1729-01-01
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A new account of the confusion of tongues and of the infinite benefits design'd and accruing thereby to the succeeding races of men ...printed by W. Bowyer1731-01-01
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A treatise of power essential and mechanicalWherein the original, and that part of religion which now is natural, is stated. By J. H.printed by W. Bowyer1732-01-01
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Kevod Yehovah Glory or gravity essential, and mechanicalWherein the objects and articles, of the Christian faith, are exhibited; ... With some account of the origin and present state of the doctrine of the adversary. By J. H.printed by H. Woodfall1733-01-01
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Glory or gravity...Printed by J. Bettenham ...1733-01-01
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The covenant in the Cherubimso the Hebrew writings perfectHenry Woodfall1734-01-01
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Libri post S.S. optimi de principiis mosaicis, authore viro eximio Johanne Hutchinsono, lemmata, sive capitula, in manuale philosophicum & theologicum ... disposita, et latinâ linguâ donata, ab authoris ipsius ... studioso T.P. ...apud T. Green1734-01-01
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The covenant in the cherubimso the Hebrew writings perfect. Alterations by Rabbies forged. ... By J. H.printed by Henry Woodfall1734-01-01
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The religion of Satan, or Antichrist, delineated, supposed to have proceeded from knowledge and reasoning; but proved to have proceeded from want of both. By J.Hprinted by H. Woodfall1736-01-01
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The use of reason recoveredby the data in Christianity. Whereby we know, the state we are in; ... By J. H.printed by H. Woodfall1736-01-01
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Remarks upon the Observations [by A. Bedford] on a sermon preach'd before the Corporation of Bristol and the Lord-Chief-Justice Hardwickon Sunday the 16th day of August, 1735 being the day before the assizes by A. S. Catcott ... ; with a continuation of the evidence till the predictions were completePrinted for H. Woodfall and sold by A. Dodd ...1737-01-01
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Proposals for printing, by subscription, The philosophical and theological works of the late truly learned Mr. Hutchinson, together with all his manuscripts, in twelve volumes, octavo. By Julius Bate, ... and a gentleman, late of C.C.C. in Oxford1747-01-01
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Proposals for printing by subscription, the philosophical and theological works of the late truly learned Mr. Hutchinson, together with all his manuscripts, in twelve volumes, octavo. By Robert Spearman, Esq; and Julius Bate, M.A. ...1748-01-01
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An essay toward a natural history of the Bibleespecially of some parts which relate to the occasion of revealing Moses's principia.3rd ed.J. Hodges...1748-01-01
Philosophical and theological worksJ. Hodges1748-01-01-
Moses's ... sine principiorepresented by names, by words, by types, by emblems. With an introduction, shewing the nature of body and soul, ... Vol.III. By J.H.The third edition, corrected.printed for J. Hodges1748-01-01
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A new account of the confusion of tonguesand of the infinite benefits design'd and occuring thereby to the succeeding races of men. The names and the attributes of the Trinity of the Gentiles: ... Vol.IV. By J.H.The third edition, corrected.printed for J. Hodges1749-01-01
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Symbolum H***nianum: or, the essential articles of the H****n creed. Extracted out of the inspired writings of ... J*** H*********, Esq; ... To which is added, a prefatory discourse, ... By T***** Jack, ...printed for Timothy Whackum1750-01-01
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An abstract from the works of John HutchinsonEsquire. Being a summary of his discoveries in philosophy and divinity.printed by R. Fleming: and sold by A. Kincaid and A. Donaldson; by S. Parker, at Oxford; and W. Owen, London1753-01-01
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An abstract from the works of John Hutchinson, esqbeing a summary of his discoveries in philosophy and divinityPrinted for E. Withers, at the Seven Stars, Fleet-Street1755-01-01
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An abstract from the works of John Hutchinson, Esq.; being a summary of his discoveries in philosophy and divinty.Printed for Thomas Watson1756-01-01