Thomas Clap
Born 1703-01-01
Died 1767-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF69363683
- WikidataQ7788426
- ISNI0000000029713291
- Open LibraryOL430488A
Top Subjects
- Connecticut (2)
- Yale College (1718-1887) (2)
- Yale University (2)
- Congregational churches (2)
- Controversial literature (2)
- Comets (2)
- Meteors (2)
Books by Thomas Clap
Total count: 18
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The greatness and difficulty of the work of the ministryA sermon preached at the ordination of the Reverend Mr. Ephraim Little, at Colchester, September, 20. 1732. : And now published at the desire and expence of the reverend ministers that heard it, with some others: and some paragraphs omitted in preaching are here inserted in their proper placesPrinted for John Eliot, at the south-end of the town.1732-01-01
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A catalogue of the library of Yale-College in New-HavenPrinted by T. Green1743-01-01
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An introduction to the study of philosophyexhibiting a general view of all the arts and sciences, for the use of pupils. : With a catalogue of some of the most valuable authors necessary to be read in order to instruct them in a thorough knowlege of each of themThe second edition enlarged; the first having been publish'd at London in the Republic of Letters for May, in the year 1731. Art. XXXVII.Printed & sold by T. Green1743-01-01
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A letter from the Reverend Mr. Clap, rector of Yale-College in New-Haven, to the Rev. Mr. Edwards of North-Hamptonexpostulating with him for his injurious reflections in his late letter to a friend; and shewing, that Mr. Edwards in contradicting the rector, plainly contradicts himselfPrinted and sold by T. Fleet, at the Heart and Crown in Cornhill.1745-01-01
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A letter from the Reverend Mr. Thomas Clap, Rector of Yale-College at New-Haven, to a friend in Bostonsetting forth the reasons why the world ought to give credit to what he declared when in Boston last; viz. that the Rev. Mr. Edwards of North-Hampton told him, that the Rev. Mr. Whitefield said in his hearing, that it was his design to turn the generality of the ministers in the country out of their places, and re-settle them with ministers from England, Scotland and Ireland.Printed and sold by T. Fleet, at the Heart and Crown in Cornhill.1745-01-01
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The religious constitution of colleges, especially of Yale-College in New-Haven in the colony of Connecticut.Printed and sold by T. Green1754-01-01
The religious constitution of colleges, especially of Yale-college1754-01-01-
The religious constitution of collegesespecially of Yale-College in New Haven, in the colony of ConnecticutPrinted and sold by T. Green1754-01-01
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The answer of the friend in the west, to a letter from a gentleman in the east, entitled, The present state of the colony of Connecticut considered.N.B. This answer happened to fall into the hands of a gentleman, who thought it best that it should be communicated to the publick.Printed and sold by James Parker, at the post-office, near the Hay-Market1755-01-01
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A brief history and vindication of the doctrines received and established in the church of New-Englandwith a specimen of the new scheme of religion beginning to prevailPrinted and sold by James Parker, at the post-office1755-01-01
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A reply to a pamphlet, entitled the Answer of the friend of the West, &cWith a prefatory address to the freeman of His Majesty's English colony of ConnecticutPrinted [by T. Green1755-01-01
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A brief history and vindication of the doctrines received and established in the churches of New-Englandwith a specimen of the new scheme of religion beginning to prevailThe 2d ed. New-Haven, printed:Re-printed and sold by S. Kneeland, opposite the Probate office in Queen-street.1757-01-01
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An essay on the nature and foundation of moral virtue and obligationbeing a short introduction to the study of ethics, for the use of the students of Yale-college.Printed by B. Mecom1765-01-01
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The annals or history of Yale-College, in New Haven, in the colony of Connecticut, from the first founding thereof, in the year 1700, to the year 1766Printed for J. Hotchkiss and B. Mecom1766-01-01
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The annals or history of Yale-College, in New-Haven, in the colony of Connecticutfrom the first founding thereof, in the year 1700, to the year 1766: : with an appendix, containing the method of instruction and government, with the officers, benefactors and graduatesPrinted for John Hotchkiss and B. Mecom.1766-01-01
Conjectures upon the nature and motion of meteorswhich are above the atmospherePrinted by John Trumbull, for the subscribers.1781-01-01-
Conjectures upon the nature and motion of meteors, which are above the atmosphere.Printed by John Trumbull, for the subscribers.1781-01-01
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A brief history and vindication of the doctrines receivedand established in the churches of New-England with a specimen of the new scheme of religion beginning to prevailPrinted and sold by James Parker1974-01-01