Dove, John

1772

• A biographical history of the Wesley family
• A dissertation upon the supposed existence of a moral law of nature, and upon the being of a triune god. Wherein is shewn that the idea of the former is not to be found in scripture, and is contrary to reason: and that the latter is contained in scripture
• An impartial and uncontrollable account of the effects of the late Dr. William Cockburn's specific, for curing diarrhoeas, bloody fluxes, &c. since its revival, i.e. within three months past
• Biographical history of the Wesley family, more particularly its earlier branches
• Remarks on the Reverend Mr. John Wesley's Sufficient Answer to the Author of the Letters on Theron and Aspasio. with a Letter Address'd to Him, ... by J. D
• The life of Andrew Marvell, the celebrated patriot
• A confvtation of atheisme
• A creed founded on truth and common sense
• A dissertation upon the supposed existence of a moral law of nature
• An essay on inspiration
• John Bradburne of Mutemwa
• Luisa