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W. J. Fox

Born: 1786

Died: 1864

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Born: 1786

Died: 1864

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Reports of lectures delivered at the chapel in South Place, Finsbury

1838

Hymns and anthems

1845

Christ and Christianity sermons on the mission, character, and doctrine of Jesus of Nazareth

1831

The comparative tendency of Unitarianism and Calvinism to promote love to God and love to man considered, in a discourse, delivered at Brighthelmstone, on Wednesday, June 30, 1813, before the Southern Unitarian Society

1813

W. J. Fox, Southern Unitarian Society (England)

The duties of Christians towards deists a sermon, preached at the Unitarian Chapel, Parliament Court, Artillery Lane, Bishopsgate Street, on Sunday, October 24, 1819, on occasion of the recent prosecution of Mr. Carlile, for the republication of Paine's Age of reason

1819

The history of Christ, a testimony to the sole deity of the Father and The connexion between divine and human philanthropy : two sermons, preached on the morning and evening of Sunday, September 14, 1823, at the opening of the Unitarian chapel ...

1823

The practical importance of the Unitarian controversy a sermon delivered in Strand-Street Chapel, Dublin, on Easter sunday, April 3, 1831, on occasion of the first anniversary of the formation of the Irish Unitarian Christian Society

1831

Letters to the Revd. John Pye Smith, D.D., on the sacrifice of Christ occasioned by his sermon preached March 11, 1813, before the patrons and students of the Protestant Dissenting Academy at Homerton

1813

W. J. Fox, John Pye Smith

A sermon delivered at the Unitarian Chapel, Chichester, April the 21st, 1816

1816

A reply to popular objections against Unitarianism a sermon preached at Bristol on Wednesday, June 21, 1815, before the Western Unitarian Society

1816

W. J. Fox, Western Unitarian Society (England)

The spread of Unitarianism a blessing to society a sermon preached at the Unitarian Chapel in Artillery Lane, London, on Wednesday 28th of May, 1817, before the friends and supporters of the Unitarian Fund

1817

W. J. Fox, England) Artillery Lane Chapel (London

The voice of revelation: a sermon, preached April 16, 1818: also at Palgrave, July 2, 1818. [With notes.]

1818

A course of lectures on subjects connected with the corruption, revival, and future influence of genuine christianity

1819

A course of lectures on subjects connected with the curruption, revival, and future influence of genuine Christianity

1822

Two sermons preached on the morning and evening of Sunday, September 14, 1823, at the opening of the Unitarian Chapel, Young Street, Charlotte Square, Edinburgh: The history of Christ, a testimony to the sole deity of the Father : and, The connexion between divine and human philanthropy

1823

The Apostle John an Unitarian a letter to the Rev. C.J. Blomfield, rector of St. Botoph's, Bishopsgate, and Archdeacon of Colchester : occasioned by his "Five lectures on the Gospel of St. John, as bearing testimony to the divinity of our Saviour

1823

W. J. Fox, Charles James Blomfield

The Apostle John an Unitarian a letter to the Rev. C.J. Blomfield, D.D., rector of St. Botoph's, Bishopsgate, and Archdeacon of Colchester (Now Bishop of London) : occasioned by his "Five lectures on the Gospel of St. John, as bearing testimony to the divinity of our Saviour"

1823

The spirit of Unitarian Christianity: a sermon, delivered at the opening of the Finsbury Unitarian Chapel, on Sunday, February 1st, 1824 : to which is prefixed an address, delivered on laying the first stone of the chapel, on Thursday, May 22nd, 1823

1824

The spirit of Unitarian Christianity a sermon, delivered at the opening of the Finsbury Unitarian Chapel, on Sunday, February 1st, 1824 : to which is prefixed, an address, delivered on laying the first stone of the chapel, on Thursday, May 22nd, 1823

1824

W. J. Fox, Finsbury Unitarian Chapel (Finsbury, London, England)

Public principle essential to the excellence of private character a sermon preached at Finsbury Unitarian Chapel, March 1st, 1829, on occasion of the death of Mr. Benjamin Fowler

1829

A discourse on occasion of the death of Rajah Rammohun Raj

1833

Christian Morality sermons on the principles of morality inculcated in the holy scriptures, in their application to the present condition of society

1833

A discourse on the occasion of the death of Rajah Rammohun Roy to which are appended, extracts illustrative of his opinions and character

1833

The church establishment inconsistent with the spirit of Chrisitianity and the well-being of the community a discourse, delivered at Finsbury Chapel, South Place, Moorfields, on Sunday, March 16, 1834 ; to which is added, a copy of the petition to Parliament, from the members of the congregation

1834

Clerical morality

1835

Reports of lectures delivered at the chapel in South Place, Finsbury

1835

Morality of the mercantile and middle classes ...

1835

Morality as modified by the various classes into which society is divided

1835

The morality of the press

1835

Legal morality

1835

Military morality ...

1835

Aristocratical & political morality ...

1835

The morality of poverty

1835

Finsbury lectures reports of lectures delivered at the chapel in South Place, Finsbury - no. vii, Clerical morality

1836

Reports of lectures on morality as modified by the various classes into which society is divided ...

1836

The history of Christ, a testimony that the Father is the only God and sole object of adoration

1837

The church-rate imposition a lecture in aid of the subscription for defending the right of Mr. Burder, and the parishioners of Braintree, to refuse payment of a church-rate made by the church wardens, against the will of a large majority of the parishioners in vestry assembled, to determine upon it

1837

On right and expediency

1838

The corn-law question considered in its moral bearings

1839

On the educational clauses in the bill now before the House of Commons "for regulating the employment of children and young persons in factories, and for the better education of children in factory districts"

1843

Lectures, addressed chiefly to the working classes

1845

On the religious ideas

1849

Hymns and anthems

1873