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Harris, William

1675?–1740

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Self-dedication, personal and sacramental: briefly explained and enforced. By William Harris.1717
Two questions of present importance briefly stated and argued: viz: whether 'tis reasonable in point of policy, and whether 'tis consistent with the safety and welfare of the establish'd church, to set the dissenters free from all legal incapacity to serve the present government : in a letter to a Member of Parliament1717
The Scripture consolations in the death of good men: a sermon preach'd at Hackney, September 13. 1719. occasion'd by the death of Mrs. Bathshua Barker, (late wife of the Revd. Mr. John Barker,) who departed this life Sept. 31719
The death of good men, in the midst of their days, considered and improved: A funeral sermon for the late Reverend Mr. Samuel Harvey, who deceased April 17, 1729. ... Preach'd at Crouched-Fryers, April 27. With some enlargements. By W. Harris, ...1729

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Funeral discourses ...1736
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The Scripture consolations in the death of good men: a sermon preach'd at Hackney, September 13. 1719. occasion'd by the death of Mrs. Bathshua Barker, (late wife of the Revd. Mr. John Barker,) who departed this life Sept. 31719
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A discourse concerning transubstantiation: in which the words of the institution of the Lord's Supper are particularly considered. Preached at Salters-Hall, February 13, 1734-5. By W. Harris, D.D.1735
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The reasonableness of believing in Christ, and the unreasonableness of infidelity: in two sermons preached at Salters Hall, May 21 and 28. 1728. : with an appendix containing brief remarks upon the case of Lazarus, relating to Mr. Woolston's fifth Discourse of Miracles.1729
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Two questions of present importance briefly stated and argued: viz: whether 'tis reasonable in point of policy, and whether 'tis consistent with the safety and welfare of the establish'd church, to set the dissenters free from all legal incapacity to serve the present government : in a letter to a Member of Parliament1717
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The case of the Corporation and Test Acts considered: as they relate to the church, and the civil government. In a letter to a Member of Parliament. ...1736
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A second discourse concerning transubstantiation in which the sixth chapter of St. John's gospel is particularly considered. Preached at the merchants lecture at Salters-Hall, April 22, 17351735
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Short remarks upon the Plea for the sacramental test1736
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Finishing the Christian course, considered and argued a funeral sermon occasion'd by the death of the late Reverend John Evans, D.D., who deceased May 16, 1730 in the fifty-first year of his age : preach'd at New Broad-Street in Petty-France : to which is added the practical improvement1730
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The death of good men, in the midst of their days, considered and improved: A funeral sermon for the late Reverend Mr. Samuel Harvey, who deceased April 17, 1729. ... Preach'd at Crouched-Fryers, April 27. With some enlargements. By W. Harris, ...1729
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Self-dedication, personal and sacramental: briefly explained and enforced. By William Harris.1717
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