Alonzo Potter
Born 1800-01-01
Died 1865-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF67249941
- WikidataQ4734578
- ISNI0000000081474750
- Open LibraryOL360328A
Top Subjects
- Science (7)
- Technology (7)
- Episcopal Church (4)
- Temperance (3)
- University of Pennsylvania (3)
- Education (2)
- Economics (2)
Books by Alonzo Potter
Total count: 38
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No church without a bishop, or, A peep into the sanctuarybeing a succint [sic] examination of the Right Rev. B.T. Onderdonk, Bishop of New Yorkpublisher not identified1815-01-01
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Christian philanthropya discourse, preached in St. George's Church, Schenectady, Sunday evening, January 13, 1833, before the African School SocietyS.S. Riggs1833-01-01
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Paley's Natural theologyHarper & Brothers1839-01-01
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Political economyits objects, uses, and principles, considered with reference to the condition of the American people : with a summary, for the use of studentsHarper1840-01-01
The principles of science applied to the domestic and mechanic artsand to manufactures and agriculture: with reflections on the progress of the arts, and their influence on national welfareMarsh, Capen, Lyon, and Webb1841-01-01
The principles of science applied to the domestic and mechanic artsand to manufactures and agriculture: with reflections on the progress of the arts, and their influence on national welfare.Marsh, Capen, Lyon, and Webb1841-01-01-
Political economyits objects, uses, and principles : considered with reference to the condition of the American people : with a summary, for the use of studentsHarper & Brothers1842-01-01
The school and the schoolmaster.A manual for the use of teachers, employers, trustees, inspectors, &c., &c., of common schools. In two parts.Harper & Brothers1842-01-01-
The principles of scienceapplied to the domestic and mechanic arts, and to manufactures and agriculture : with reflections on the progress of the arts, and their influence on national welfareT.H. Webb1842-01-01
Handbook for readers and students, intended as a help to individuals, associations, school districts and seminaries of learning, in the selection of works for reading, investigation, or professional study.Harper & brothers1843-01-01
A discourseI. Riggs, printer1845-01-01-
A discourse, pronounced at Schenectady, July 22, 1845, on the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of Union CollegeI. Riggs, printer1845-01-01
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Pastoral letter addressed to the clergy and laity of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Diocese of PennsylvaniaR.S.H. George1846-01-01
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Handbook for readers and studentsintended as a help to individuals, associations, school districts and seminaries of learning, in the selection of works for reading, investigation, or professional study4th ed.Harper1847-01-01
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A sermon before the Churchmen's Missionary Association for Seamen of the Port of PhiladelphiaR.S.H. George1848-01-01
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A charge to the clergy of the diocese of Pennsylvaniadelivered at the opening of the sixty-fifth convention, May 16th, 1849King and Baird1849-01-01
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Letter to the Rt. Rev. Alonzo Potter, D.D., Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Pennsylvaniain vindication of the principle of Christian Union for the propagation o the GospelJ.W. Moore1850-01-01
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The Christian bishopa sermon preached at St. George's Church, New York, November 20, 1851, on the occasion of the consecration of the Rev. Henry John Whitehouse, as assistant bishop of the diocese of IllinoisStanford & Swords1851-01-01
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Third and fourth charges to the clergy of the Diocese of Pennsylvaniadelivered at the opening of the sixty-seven and sixty-eight conventions, May 1851, and 1852King & Baird1852-01-01
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The drinking usages of societybeing the substance of a lecture, delivered by request, in the Masonic Hall, Pittsburgh, on Saturday evening, April 3, 1852.Massachusetts Temperance Society1852-01-01
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Drinking usagesbeing the substance of a lecture, delivered by request, in the Masonic hall, Pittsburgh, on Saturday evening, April 3, 1852 ...King & Baird1852-01-01
Objections to a re-organization of the University considered1853-01-01
Education of idiotsan appeal to the citizens of PhiladelphiaEvans1853-01-01
Objections to a re-organization of the University considered1853-01-01
Objections to a re-organization of the University considered1853-01-01-
The drinking usages of society; being the substance of a lecture,delivered by request,in the Masonic Hall,Pittsburgh,on Saturday evening,April 3,1852Republished by friends of the couse1854-01-01
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The drinking usages of societybeing the substance of a lecture delivered in the Masonic Hall, Pittsburg, April 5, 1852Republished by Friends of the Cause1854-01-01
The principles of science applied to the domestic and mechanic arts, and to manufactures and agriculturewith reflections on the progress of the arts, and their influence on national welfareRev. ed.Harper1855-01-01
Lectures on the evidences of Christianity...1855-01-01
Discourses, Charges, Addresses, Pastoral Letters, Etc. Etc.E. H. Butler1858-01-01
Discourses, charges, addresses, pastoral letters, etc. etc.E. H. Butler1858-01-01-
Mixed societies, in principle and in practicePrinted by Jos. Robinson1858-01-01
The principles of science applied to the domestic and mechanic artsand to manufactures and agriculture : with reflections on the progress of the arts, and their influence on national welfareRev. ed.Harper & Brothers1860-01-01-
The principles of scienceapplied to the domestic and mechanic arts and to manufactures and agricultureRev. ed.Harper1860-01-01
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Lay co-operation in St. Mark's Church, Frankford, Philadelphia, January, 1861King & Baird1861-01-01
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Religious philosophy, or, Nature, man, and the Bible witnessing to God and to religious truthbeing the substance of four courses of lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute between the years 1845-1853J.B. Lippincott & Company1872-01-01
Religious philosophyor, Nature, man, and the Bible witnessing to God and to religious truth, being the substance of four courses of lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute between the years 1845-1853J.B. Lippincott1872-01-01-
The principles of science applied to the domestic and mechanic arts, and to manufactures and agriculturewith reflections on the progress of the arts, and their influence on national welfareMarsh, Capen, Lyon, and Webb1985-01-01