Samuel Bradburn
Born 1751-01-01
Died 1816-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF240915831
- WikidataQ7410972
- ISNI0000000037447018
- Open LibraryOL518113A
Top Subjects
- Methodist Church (3)
- Slavery and the church (3)
- Early works to 1800 (3)
- Slave trade (3)
- British West Indies (3)
- Methodism -- Early works to 1800 (1)
- Antislavery movements (1)
Books by Samuel Bradburn
Total count: 10
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Methodism set forth and defendedin a sermon on Acts XXVIII, 22, preached at the opening of Portland-chapel, Bristol, August, 26, 1792Printed and sold by Lancaster and Edwards ...1792-01-01
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The question, are the Methodists Dissenters? fairly examinedDesigned to remove prejudice, prevent bigotry, and promote brotherly love. By Samuel Bradburn.1792-01-01
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An answer to the Rev. William Embury Edwards's Letter to the occasional preachers at Portland Chapel. By Samuel Bradburn, one of those preachersBulgin and Rosser, printers1792-01-01
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An address to the people called Methodistsconcerning the evil of encouraging slaveryThe 4th ed.Printed by G. Paramore1792-01-01
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An address to the people called Methodists concerning the criminality of encouraging slavery5th ed., with additions.Sold by M. Gurney1792-01-01
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An address to the people called Methodists concerning the evil of encouraging the slave trade4th ed.Printed by G. Paramore1792-01-01
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Equality. A sermon on 2 Cor. VIII. 14. preached at the Methodist-chapel, Broad-mead, Bristol, February 28, 1794. By Samuel Bradburnprinted and sold by Lancaster and Edwards: sold also by W. Browne, and J. Fenley, and at the Methodist-chapels1794-01-01
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A farther account of the Rev. John Wesley, M.ABy Samuel Bradburn.1795-01-01
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A letter to Mr. Samuel Bradburn, and all the preachers, in the Methodist ConnectionPrinted for the author, by E. Brown ... and sold by Teulon ... and at the vestry of the Restoration chapel ...1796-01-01
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Memoirs of the late Rev. Samuel Bradburnconsisting principally of a narrative of his early life, written by himself; and extracts from a journal, which he kept upwards of forty years; to which is added, a selection from his manuscriptsR. Edwards1816-01-01