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Taylor, Henry

1711 – 1785

  • An essay on the beauty of the divine oeconomy. Being the substance of a sermon (with many and large additions) preached at the visitation of the Lord Bishop of Winchester, ... on Tuesday Sept. 18, MDCCLIX; ... By Henry Taylor, M.A. ..An essay on the beauty of the divine oeconomy. Being the substance of a sermon (with many and large additions) preached at the visitation of the Lord Bishop of Winchester, ... on Tuesday Sept. 18, MDCCLIX; ... By Henry Taylor, M.A. ..
  • An inquiry into the opinions of the learned Christians, both ancient and modern concerning the generation of Jesus ChristAn inquiry into the opinions of the learned Christians, both ancient and modern concerning the generation of Jesus Christ
  • Confusion worse confounded, rout on rout, or, The Bishop of G----r's commentary upon Rice or Arise Evans's echo from heaven, examined and exposedConfusion worse confounded, rout on rout, or, The Bishop of G----r's commentary upon Rice or Arise Evans's echo from heaven, examined and exposed
  • Considerations on ancient and modern creeds comparedConsiderations on ancient and modern creeds compared
  • Farther thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy of the Christian churchesFarther thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy of the Christian churches
  • Farther thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy of the Christian churches foretold by the apostles with observations on the laws against heresy ...Farther thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy of the Christian churches foretold by the apostles with observations on the laws against heresy ...
  • Farther thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy of the Christian churches, foretold by the ApostlesFarther thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy of the Christian churches, foretold by the Apostles
  • The apology of Benjamin Ben Mordecai to his friendsThe apology of Benjamin Ben Mordecai to his friends
  • The apology of Benjamin Ben Mordecai to his friends, for embracing ChristianityThe apology of Benjamin Ben Mordecai to his friends, for embracing Christianity
  • Thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacyThoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy
  • Thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy, (1781)Thoughts on the nature of the grand apostacy, (1781)