Suchergebnisse - Turner, Daniel 1710-1798

Short meditations on select portions of scripture: designed to assist the serious Christian in the improvement of the Lord's Day, and other seasons of devotion and leisure. By Daniel Turner, M.A

The gracious presence of God, the chief joy of his people, considered, in a sermon: occasioned by the death of the Rev. Samuel Stennett, D. D. Late Pastor Of The Church Of Christ, Meeting In Little Wild Street, London, who died, Aug. 25, 1795. Preached at Abingdon, Berks, September 6, 1795. By Daniel Turner, M.A

Letters religious and moral: addressed to a young gentleman in India, and others. Designed to inspire the minds of youth with the love of piety and virtue. By Daniel Turner, M.A

An exhortation to peace: loyalty, and the support of government. Addressed to a congregation of Protestant Dissenters, in Abingdon Berks, at the close of a sermon preached in the morning of the Lord's day, December 9, 1792. Published at the urgent Request of those who heard it, and as a Testimony of their entire Approbation of the Sentiments inculcated in it. By Daniel Turner, M. A

Devotional poetry vindicated: in some occasional remarks on the late Dr. Samuel Johnson's animadversions upon that subject in his life of Waller. To which is added A short essay on genius. By Daniel Turner, M.A

Short meditations on select portions of scripture: designed to assist the serious Christian in the improvement of the Lord's day, and other seasons of devotion and leisure. By Daniel Turner, M.A

Remarks on a sermon, preached at Abingdon, Berks, October 7, 1781. by the Rev. John Neal Lake, M.A. entitled, Infant baptism a reasonable and scriptural service: In a letter to the author. By Daniel Turner, M.A

Preparation for death explained and enforced: A sermon, occasioned by the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Tomkins, ... preached at the time of her interment, ... By Daniel Turner

A sermon, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Mr. Joseph Stennett: Late Minister of the Gospel, at Coat, in Oxfordshire, who died May 22, 1769, in the 52 Year of his Age. Preached at Coat, June 4, 1769. By Daniel Turner

Divine songs: hymns, and other poems. By Daniel Turner

An abstract of English grammar and rhetoric: Containing the chief principles and rules of both arts, necessary to the writing the language correctly and handsomely. In a new, easy, and distinct method. Designed to introduce the English scholar to a just notion of the propriety, and beauty, of his mother tongue. By Daniel Turner

The monitor; or a friendly address to the people of Great Britain, on the most effectual means of deliverance from our national calamities; particularly the present war, and of obtaining a lasting and honourable peace. By Theophilus Senex, Esq

Essays on important subjects: in two volumes. By Daniel Turner

Charity the bond of perfection: A sermon, the substance of which was preached at Oxford, November 16, 1780. On occasion of the re-establishment of a Christian church of protestant dissenters in that city: with a brief account of the state of the society, and the Plan and Manner of their Settlement. By Daniel Turner, M.A

A modest plea for free communion at the Lord's table; particulary between the baptists and poedobaptists: In a letter to a friend

An introduction to rhetoric: containing all the principal tropes and figures, in English verse; One Line giving the Name and Definition of the Trope or Figure, and the other an Example adapted to it. The Whole Illustrated with Notes and References, and a Literal Translation of the Greek and Latin Names made Use of; with an Appendix, containing the chief Grammatical Figures in the same Manner. For the use of schools. By Daniel Turner, A.M

Short meditations on select portions of scripture: Designed To assist the Serious Christian in the Improvement of the Lord's Day, And other Seasons of Devotion and Leisure. By Daniel Turner, M. A

The contrast; or The dying profligate, and the dying Christian, in two poetical essays. By Daniel Turner

Poems devotional and moral: in two parts. By Daniel Turner, M.A

The gathering of the people to Christ considered: in a sermon, preached at Henley-Upon-Thames, at an association of ministers, June the 24th, 1794. By Daniel Turner, M.A