Suchergebnisse - Pope, John 1743-1802

Two sermons: preached to a congregation of protestant dissenters, at Blackley, in the county of Lancaster. I. Shibboleth, a discourse on bigotry. II. St. Paul's farewel to the Corinthians. By John Pope, Tutor in the Belles lettres and classical literature in the New College, Hackney

Observations on the miraculous conception and the testimonies of Ignatius and Justin martyr on that subject: in a series of letters to the Rev. Mr. Nisbett; Occasioned by his Appeal to the Public, and his Observations on Dr. Priestley. To which are added, remarks on Mr. Wakefield's opinion concerning Matt. xxvii. 5. By John Pope, Tutor in the Belles Lettres and Classical Literature, at the New College, Hackney

The religious improvement of awful events: A sermon preached at Blackley, Sept. 21, 1777, on occasion of a shock of an earthquake, ... To which is prefixed, the theory of earthquakes ... by John Pope