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Samuel Chandler

Born: 1693

Died: 1766

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Born: 1693

Died: 1766

Books by Samuel Chandler

An answer to the brief remarks of William Berriman D. D. ... on Mr. Chandler's Introduction to the History of the Inquisition [by P. Limborch] ...

1733

Samuel Chandler

Dionysiou Longinou Peri hypsous, kaì tálla heuriskómena Dionysii Longini De sublimitate commentarius, ceteraque, quae reperiri potuere : in usum Serenissimi Principis Electoralis Brandenburgici

1694

Longinus, Jacob Tollius, Francesco Robortello, Franciscus Portus, Gabriel de Petra, Gerard Langbaine, Tannegui Lefebvre, Nicolas Boileau Despréaux, André Dacier, Samuel Chandler, Thomas Hollis

A vindication of the Christian religion in two parts

1725

Samuel Chandler

An answer to a late book entituled A Discourse of the Grounds and Reasons, &c

1725

Samuel Chandler

Reflections on the conduct of the modern deists, in their late writings against Christianity Occasioned chiefly by two books, entitled: A discourse of the grounds and reasons, &c. and The scheme of literal prophecy considered

1727

Samuel Chandler

Some brief remarks on Mr. Chandler's introduction to the History of the inquisition: so far as it relates to the cause of Arianism and the two first general councils in which his gross misrepresentations of fact are detected and exposed. Together with a short reply to his calumnies against Archbishop Laud

1733

William Berriman, Samuel Chandler

Benevolence and integrity essentials of Christianity a sermon preach'd at the Old Jury, March 3, 1735/6 to the Society for Relief of the Widows and Children of Dissenting Ministers

1736

Samuel Chandler

Christ the pattern of the Christian's future glory a sermon occasioned by the death of George Smyth, preached May 18 [1746] at Hackney

1746

Samuel Chandler

The case of subscription to explanatory Articles of Faith as a qualification for admission into the Christian ministry, calmly and impartially review'd : in answer to I. A late pamphlet intitled The Church of England vindicated in requiring subscription from the clergy to the XXXIX Articles. II. The Rev. Mr. John White's Appendix to his Third letter to a dissenting gentleman : to which is added the speech of the Rev. John Alphonso Turretine, previous to the abolition of all subscritions at Geneva, translated from a mss. in French

1748

Samuel Chandler

The signs of the times A sermon preached at the Old-Jury, Feb. 16, 1759. A day appointed for a publick-fast ...

1759

Samuel Chandler, John Noon, Andrew Millar

Sermons ...

1759

Samuel Chandler

A critical history of the life of David in which the principal events are ranged in order of time; the chief objections of Mr. Bayle, and others, against the character of this prince, and the Scripture account of him, and the occurrances of his reign, are examined and refuted; and the Psalms which refer to him, explained

1766

Samuel Chandler

Sermons on the following subjects viz. The religion of Christ; Christian morality; Excellence of Christ's doctrines; The possibility of miracles; Character of Christ and his Apostles; ...

1768

Samuel Chandler

A paraphrase and notes on the epistles of St. Paul to the Galatians and Ephesians with doctrinal and practical observations : together with a critical and practical commentary on the two epistles of St. Paul to the Thessalonians

1777

Samuel Chandler