The Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature ... - uogenglish

Religion: Established Churches
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The infallibility of the church. 1888, 1890, Searcy AR 1890, London
1899, 1914, New York 1914, Searcy AR 1914, London 1923, Searcy AR
1948, London 1952 (5th edn) (rev), Grand Rapids MI 1952;
abridged and ed H. F. Woodhouse London 1952; 1959, New York
1959; tr Sp 1985.
The human element in the Gospels. Ed N. J. D. White 1907, New York
1907, 1908.
James Scholefield 1789–1853
Scriptural grounds of union. Cambridge 1841, 1841.
The Christian altar. Cambridge 1842, 1843.
Robert Benton Seeley 1798–1886
Essays on the church, by a layman [R. B. Seeley]. 1834, 1834 (rev and
enlarged), 1836, 1840, 1859 (7th edn).
Mary Martha Sherwood née Butt 1775–1851
See col 1072.
Charles Simeon 1759–1836
Horae homilecticae. 11 vols 1819–20, appendix, 6 vols 1828, 21 vols
1832, 1833, 1847 (8th edn), 21 vols Grand Rapids MI 1955 (as
Expository outlines on the whole Bible), 1988. A long series
beginning 1796.
An appeal to men of wisdom and candour. 1816, Baltimore 1817.
See W. Carus, Memoirs, 1847; H. C. G. Moule, Life of Simeon, 1892, ed
J. R. S. Taylor 1948; H. E. Hopkins, Charles Simeon of Cambridge,
Sevenoaks 1977.
Catherine Sinclair 1800–64
See col 1401.
George Smeaton 1814–89
Doctrine of the atonement as taught by Christ himself. Edinburgh
1868, 1871, Grand Rapids MI 1953.
Memoir of Alexander Thomson. Edinburgh 1869.
Doctrine of the atonement as taught by the apostles. Edinburgh
1870, Grand Rapids MI 1957, Winona Lake IN 1979, Peabody MA
1988, Edinburgh and Carlisle PA 1991.
Doctrine of the Holy Spirit. Edinburgh 1882, 1889, London 1958,
Edinburgh and Carlisle PA 1974.
Editor of British and Foreign Evangelical Rev.
James Stephen 1789–1859
Essays in ecclesiastical biography. 2 vols 1849, 2 vols 1850, 2 vols
1853, 1860, 1867, 1868, 1872, 1891, 2 vols 1907, 2 vols New York 1907,
2 vols 1972, Freeport NY 1973.
See also col 2452.
Hugh Stowell 1799–1865
A model for men of business. 1854, 1855, New York 1855, London
1859, 1872.
See J. Marsden, Memoirs of the Rev Hugh Stowell, 1868.
Charles Richard Sumner 1790–1874
The ministerial character of Christ. 1824, 1835.
John Bird Sumner 1780–1862
A treatise on the records of creation. 2 vols 1816, 2 vols 1818 (corrected),
2 vols 1825 (3rd edn), 2 vols 1825 (4th edn), 2 vols 1833 (5th
edn), 1 vol 1850 (6th edn).
The evidence of Christianity, derived from its nature and reception.
1824, Philadelphia 1825, London 1826, 1830 (4th edn), 1830 (5th
edn), 1836, 1842 (7th edn), 1848 (8th edn), 1861 (rev with reference
to current objections).
Henry Thornton 1760–1815
Family commentary. Ed R. H. Inglis 2 vols 1835–7.
See also col 484.
Charlotte Elizabeth (Phelan) Tonna 1790–1846
See L. H. J. Tonna, A memoir of Charlotte Elizabeth, New York 1847.
Editor of and contributor to Christian Ladies Mag. See col 1413.
See also col 1484.
Charlotte Maria (A. L. O. E.) Tucker 1821–93
Wings and stings. Edinburgh, London and New York 1855, London
and New York 1856, Boston 1860, London 1863, New York 1869,
Edinburgh and London 1870, London and Edinburgh 1872,
London and New York 1872, 1880, London, Edinburgh and New
York 1888.
The lady of Provence. 1871.
See A. Giberne, A lady of England, the life and letters of Charlotte
Maria Tucker, 1895, New York 1895.
See also col 1738.
Henry Wace 1836–1924
Christianity and morality. London and Aylesbury 1876, London 1877
(rev), 1877, 1878 (4th edn), 1887 (7th edn), 1895 (8th edn).
The Gospel and its witnesses. 1883, 1884.
Christianity and agnosticism. Edinburgh and New York 1895,
London and New York 1904, 1905.
Sermons on the sacrifice of Christ. 1898, New York 1898, London
1915 (with new introd), 1945.
The Bible and modern investigations. London and New York 1903,
1906.
An appeal to the first six centuries. 1905.
Samuel Waldegrave 1817–69
New Testament millenarianism. 1855, 1866.
Lewis Way 1772–1840
The latter rain. 1821, 1821.
Millenium. 1822.
Thoughts on the scriptural expectations of the Christian church.
Gloucester 1823, 1826, 1828, Philadelphia 1840.
Palingenesia, the world to come. 1824, Paris 1824.
Thomas Webster c. 1783–1840
Editor of and contributor to Christian Guardian, c. 1810–40.
David Welsh 1793–1845
First editor of North British Rev.