Edward Williams (1750-1813)

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Type of entity: Person

Name: Edward Williams

Date of birth: 1750

Date of death: 1813

Source of information: Special Collections

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Edward W. Lucas (1864-1940)

William E. Shuckard (1802-1868)

William E. Tanner (1889-1951)

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William E. Turner (1836-1911)

William E. Dickson (1823-1910)

Edward W. Binney (1812-1881)

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William E. Heather (1784-1835)

Edward W. Pritchard (1825-1865)

William E. Jelf (1811-1875)

William E. Pantin (1862-)

William E. Frere (1811-1880)

William E. Painter (1794-1862?)

William E. Simonds (1860-1947)

William E. Lecky (1838-1903)

Edward W. Nicholson (1849-1912)

William E. Reilly (1827-1886)

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All Souls Theology 3/LON: A sermon and charge delivered at Sion-Chapel, London: July 28, 1796, on occasion of the designation of the first missionaries to the islands of the South Sea

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All Souls Theology 4/DOD: The works of the Rev. P. Doddridge

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All Souls Theology 4/DOD: The works of the Rev. P. Doddridge

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All Souls Theology 4/DOD: The works of the Rev. P. Doddridge

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All Souls Theology 4/DOD: The works of the Rev. P. Doddridge

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All Souls Theology 4/DOD: The works of the Rev. P. Doddridge

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All Souls Theology 4/DOD: The works of the Rev. P. Doddridge

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BC Yorkshire H-Don-8/WIL: A Collection of above six hundred hymns : designed as a new supplement to Dr. Watts's Psalms & hymns

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BC Yorkshire H-Rot-6.4/WAT: The Psalms and hymns of the Rev. Isaac Watts

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BC Yorkshire H-Rot-6.4/WIL: A defence of modern Calvinism : containing an examination of the Bishop of Lincoln's work, entitled A refutation of Calvinism

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BC Yorkshire H-Rot-6.4/WIL: A discourse on the Christian's reasons for glorying in the cross of Christ : containing a vindication of Christian societies and ministers who insist on the importance of preaching Christ crucified

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BC Yorkshire H-Rot-6.4/WIL: A discourse on the influence of religious practice upon our inquiries after truth : with an appendix addressed to the Rev. Mr. Belsham

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BC Yorkshire H-Rot-6.4/WIL: A syllabus of lectures on the most important subjects in theology

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BC Yorkshire H-Rot-6.4/WIL: An essay on the equity of divine government : and the sovereignty of divine grace

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BC Yorkshire H-Rot-6.4/WIL: An essay on the equity of divine government and the sovereignty of divine grace : wherein, particularly, the latitudinarian hypothesis of indeterminate redemption, and the antinomian notion of the divine decrees being the rule of ministerial conduct, are carefully examined

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