Explore Salon Quotes Lists Reviews Writings

—

Changelog About Contact Privacy Donate

John Cleaveland | lit.salon

Author

John Cleaveland

1722–1799

Also known as Cleaveland, John

JC

Author record

20 works

1747–1795 across 16 dated works

No biography is available yet.

Start with

A Plain narrative of the proceedings which caused the separation of a number of aggrieved brethren from the Second Church in Ipswich or A relation of the cause which produced the effects that are exhibited in the Reverend Mr. Pickering's late print, intitled, A bad omen to the churches1747
With Eleazer Craft
A plain narrative of the proceedings which caused the separation of a number of aggrieved brethren from the Second Church in Ipswich, or, A relation of the cause which produced the effects that are exhibited in the Reverend Mr. Pickering's late print, intitled, A bad omen to the churches.1747
The Chebacco narrative rescu'd from the charge of falshood and partiality.: In a reply to the answer printed by order of the Second Church in Ipswich. And falshood and partiality fix'd on said answer.1748
An epicedium. Or a poetical attempt upon the life & death of Mr. Josiah Cleaveland, late of Canterbury.: Who departed this life (undoubtedly) to a better, February 9th 1750,51. Aged sixty years, four months, and two days. : [Ten lines of Scripture quotations]1753

Books

18 works

Featured (18)Featured (18)All (20)All (20)

Search booksSort books

Infant-baptism "from heaven," and immersion, as the only mode of baptism and a term of Christian communion, "of men:" or, A short dissertation on baptism, in two parts.: Part I. Scripture evidence for infant-baptism. II. Baptism by sprinkling authentic. Introduced in an address to the people of W-n--m; and, concluded with the author's resolution, for certain reasons, never to embrace the peculiarities of the Anabaptists. : Together with a short address--to persons scrupling infant-baptism, &c.--to the learned Anabaptist-teachers:--and to the pedobaptist-churches. : To which is added, a short postscript, containing a few observations on Mr. Foster's Divine rite of immersion.1784
9 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
Gospel-ministers must be wise, faithful and exemplary, in order, to be pure from the blood of all men.: A sermon preached at the ordination of the Rev. John Cleaveland, Jun. to the pastoral care of the church and congregational in the town of Stoneham, Oct. 19, 1785.1785
10 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
An epicedium. Or a poetical attempt upon the life & death of Mr. Josiah Cleaveland, late of Canterbury.: Who departed this life (undoubtedly) to a better, February 9th 1750,51. Aged sixty years, four months, and two days. : [Ten lines of Scripture quotations]1753
3 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
A short and plain narrative of the late work of God's spirit at Chebacco in Ipswich, in the years 1763 and 1764: together with some account of the conduct of the Fourth Church of Christ in Ipswich, in admitting members--and their defence of said conduct.1767
3 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
An attempt to nip in the bud, the unscriptural doctrine of universal salvation, and some other dangerous errors connected with it; which a certain stranger, who calls himself John Murray, has, of late, been endeavoring to spread in the First Parish of Gloucester, to draw disciples after him In a letter addressed to one of those that are drawn away; if possible to reclaim him and the others. To this end and in hopes that it may by the blessing of God serve also to confirm all in some of the most important doctrines of God's word, it is made public, in answer to the desire of a very repectable number of persons of reputation and influence in said parish. : To which is subjoined, the dying testimony for the truth, and against error, of their worthy minister, the Reverend Mr. Samuel Chandler, lately deceased1776
2 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
The Chebacco narrative rescu'd from the charge of falshood and partiality.: In a reply to the answer printed by order of the Second Church in Ipswich. And falshood and partiality fix'd on said answer.1748
2 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
An essay, to defend some of the most important principles in the Protestant Reformed system of Christianity, on which the churches of Christ in New-England, were originally founded: more especially; the doctrine of Christ's sacrifice and atonement, as being absolutely necessary to the pardon of sins, consistently with God's infinite and unchangeable rectitude; against the injurious aspersions cast on the same, by Jonathan Mayhew, D.D. in his late thanksgiving sermons on Psal. cxlv. 9. In which some of the doctor's mistakes, inaccuracies and inconsistencies, are pointed out.1763
2 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
A Plain narrative of the proceedings which caused the separation of a number of aggrieved brethren from the Second Church in Ipswich or A relation of the cause which produced the effects that are exhibited in the Reverend Mr. Pickering's late print, intitled, A bad omen to the churches1747
With Eleazer Craft
2 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
A reply to Dr. Mayhew's Letter of reproof to M John Cleaveland of Ipswich containing, some observations on said letter, and a particular consideration of the proof or evidence exhibited by the Doctor, for the support of his high charges1765
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
A plain narrative of the proceedings which caused the separation of a number of aggrieved brethren from the Second Church in Ipswich, or, A relation of the cause which produced the effects that are exhibited in the Reverend Mr. Pickering's late print, intitled, A bad omen to the churches.1747
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
The Reverend Dr. N. Whitaker's neighbour is come, and searcheth him or, A brief defence of the late council's result, against the doctor's charges. In his Brief history1784
With Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. Presbytery of Salem (Mass.). Convention
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
An essay, to defend some of the most important principles in the Protestant Reformed system of Christianity, on which the churches of Christ in New-England, were originally founded, more especially; the doctrine of Christ's sacrifice and atonement, as being absolutely necessary to the pardon of sin, consistently with God's infinite and unchangeable rectitude; against the injurious aspersions cast on the same, by Jonathan Mayhew, D.D., in his late Thanksgiving sermons on Psal. CXLV. 9. In which some of the doctor's mistakes, inaccuracies and inconsistencies, are pointed out1976
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
The Rev. Dr. N. Whitaker's Neighbour is come, and searcheth him: or, A brief defence of the late Council's result against the doctor's charges: In his late brief history1784
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
An essay, to defend some of the most important principles in the Protestant reformed system of Christianity: on which the churches of Christ in New-England, were originally founded: more especially; the doctrine of Christ's sacrifice and atonement, as being absolutely necessary to the pardon of sin, consistently with God's infinite and unchangeable rectitude; against the injurious aspersions cast on the same, by Jonathan Mayhew, D.D., in his late Thanksgiving sermons on Psal. CXLV. 9. In which some of the doctor's mistakes, inaccuracies and inconsistencies, are pointed out.1976
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
The Reverend Dr. N. Whitaker's neighbour is come, and searcheth him: or, A brief defence of the late council's result, against the doctor's charges. In his Brief history.1784
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
The Reverend Dr. N. Whitaker's neighbour is come and searcheth him, or, A brief defence of the late council's result, against the doctor's charges in his late brief history1784
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
A sermon preached at Stoneham on Lord's Day, October 26, 1794: occasioned by the dismission of the minister from his people in that town1795
1 edition
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0
A reply to Dr. Mayhew's Letter of reproof to Mr. John Cleaveland of Ispwich containing some observations on said Letter, and a particular consideration of the proof or evidence exhibited by the doctor, for the support of his high charges1765
2 editions
shelves
0
reviews
0
lists
0
quotes
0

End of results

Readers in conversation

Around the salon

Public notes, reviews, lists, and conversations around John Cleaveland.

The conversation is still open.

There is no public salon activity to show for John Cleaveland yet.