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John Marsh

Born: 1788

Died: 1868

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Born: 1788

Died: 1868

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Putnam and the wolf, or The monster destroyed: an address originally delivered at Pomfret, Conn

1800

John Marsh, Alexander Anderson, Windham County Temperance Society (Conn.)

An epitome of general ecclesiastical history from 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 day

1828

Putnam and the wolf or, The monster destroyed

1800

A discourse delivered in Wethersfield, at the funeral of the Hon. John Chester ...

1809

A sermon, preached in Haddam, on the annual Thanksgiving, November 30, 1820

1820

A sermon preached in Haddam on the annual Thanksgiving, Nov. 30, 1820

1820

The beloved physician A sermon occasioned by the death of Doct. Andrew F. Warner, of Haddam, June 23, 1825

1825

Hannah Hawkins the reformed drunkard's daughter

1843

Marsh's temperance anecdotes a 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 lecturers

1848

A word to the friends of temperance

1856

The drunkard's heart the devil's palace: captured & reclaimed by the Son of God

1865

The Ledyard monument: a temperance address at New London, Conn., on Washington's birthday, February 22d, 1866, before the County Temp. Convention

1866

Temperance recollections labors, defeats, triumphs : an autobiography

1867

Letter on the promotion of moral reforms by secret societies addressed to Hon. W. E. Dodge

1868

John Marsh, William E. Dodge