Title: | Observations on the state and changes in the Presbyterian societies of England during the last half century : also, on the manufactures of Great Britain, which have been for the most part established and supported by the Protestant dissenters, tending to illustrate the importance of religious liberty and free inquiry to the welfare and prosperity of a people ; preceded by, A sermon on the death of the Rev. Dr. Joshua Toulmin, in which his character as a member of civil society is attempted to be improved |
Author: | Worsley, Israel, 1768-1836 |
Note: | Published by Longman, Hurst, and Co., also by Belcher and Son, Birmingham, and Curtis and Jackson, Plymouth, 1816 |
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Subject: | Business enterprises -- England -- History -- 18th century |
Subject: | Business enterprises -- England -- History -- 19th century |
Subject: | Cox, John, 1724-1796 |
Subject: | Dissenters, Religious -- England -- History -- 18th century |
Subject: | Dissenters, Religious -- England -- History -- 19th century |
Subject: | Funeral sermons |
Subject: | Funeral sermons -- England -- 19th century |
Subject: | Presbyterianism -- England -- History -- 18th century |
Subject: | Presbyterianism -- England -- History -- 19th century |
Subject: | Sermons, English -- England -- Plymouth |
Subject: | Toulmin, Joshua, 1740-1815 -- Sermons |
Subject: | Unitarian churches -- England -- Birmingham -- Clergy -- Biography |
Subject: | Unitarian churches -- Sermons |
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