John Marsh
Also known as
John Marsh
Born 1788-02-01
Died 1868-02-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL14003729A
Top Subjects
- Temperance (6)
- John Chester (1748 or 1749-1809) (1)
- American Sermons (1)
- Thanksgiving Day sermons (1)
- Andrew Ferdinando Warner (1791-1825) (1)
- Jews (1)
- Church history (1)
Books by John Marsh
Total count: 14
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Putnam and the wolfor, The monster destroyedAmerican Tract Society1800-01-01
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Putnam and the wolf, or The monster destroyedan address originally delivered at Pomfret, Conn1800-01-01
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A discourse delivered in Wethersfield, at the funeral of the Hon. John Chester ...Hudson and Goodwin1809-01-01
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A sermon, preached in Haddam, on the annual Thanksgiving, November 30, 1820Printed by Clark & Lyman1820-01-01
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A sermon preached in Haddam on the annual Thanksgiving, Nov. 30, 1820Clark & Lyman1820-01-01
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The beloved physicianA sermon occasioned by the death of Doct. Andrew F. Warner, of Haddam, June 23, 1825Printed by Goodwin & Co.1825-01-01
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An epitome of general ecclesiastical historyfrom the earliest period to the present time, with an appendix, giving a condensed history of the Jews from the destruction of Jerusalem to the present dayPrinted by Vanderpool, & Cole1828-01-01
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Hannah Hawkinsthe reformed drunkard's daughter9th ed.American Temperance Union1843-01-01
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Marsh's temperance anecdotesa choice collection of more than two hundred temperance anecdotes; accumulating through twenty years, illustrating the evils of intemperance and the power of the pledge; with topics, facts, and statistics, useful to temperance lecturersAmerican Temperance Union1848-01-01
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The Napoleon of Temperance1852-01-01
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A word to the friends of temperanceAmerican Temperance Union1856-01-01
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The drunkard's heart the devil's palacecaptured & reclaimed by the Son of GodOffice of the American Temperance Union1865-01-01
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The Ledyard monumenta temperance address at New London, Conn., on Washington's birthday, February 22d, 1866, before the County Temp. ConventionJno. P. Prall1866-01-01
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Letter on the promotion of moral reforms by secret societiesaddressed to Hon. W. E. Dodges. n.1868-01-01