William Brudenell Barter Book

The Gawthorn Correspondence

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An Humble Statement of his Distress, as a Minister of the Church of England, in her present season of trial: in a letter to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury

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Lord Morpeth's Remarks on "The Tracts for the Times" Considered

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Letters and a Preface, written by the Rev. W. B. Barter, in defence of the most important article of the Christian faith

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Sufficiency of the Scriptures, and Salvation by Grace. A reply to the Rev. W. B. Barter's “Few Words addressed to the Earl of Shaftesbury.” [By Henry T. J. Bagge.]

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A Letter to the Hebdomadal Board

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Observations on a Work by Mr. Bickersteth

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A Word in Defence of Our Altars and Catholic Church

Reprint of the original, first published in 1843.

Irreverence the Precursor of Infidelity. A tract for the present session of Parliament. As a postscript to “A Few Words on the Progress of Infidelity in London, during the spring of 1857.”

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The Remarks, Made by Lord Morpeth, on the Authors of "The Tracts for the Times," and the University of Oxford,

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The Gawthorn Correspondence

An Humble Statement of his Distress, as a Minister of the Church of England, in her present season of trial: in a letter to his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury

Lord Morpeth's Remarks on "The Tracts for the Times" Considered

Letters and a Preface, written by the Rev. W. B. Barter, in defence of the most important article of the Christian faith

Sufficiency of the Scriptures, and Salvation by Grace. A reply to the Rev. W. B. Barter's “Few Words addressed to the Earl of Shaftesbury.” [By Henry T. J. Bagge.]

A Letter to the Hebdomadal Board

Observations on a Work by Mr. Bickersteth

A Word in Defence of Our Altars and Catholic Church

Irreverence the Precursor of Infidelity. A tract for the present session of Parliament. As a postscript to “A Few Words on the Progress of Infidelity in London, during the spring of 1857.”

The Remarks, Made by Lord Morpeth, on the Authors of "The Tracts for the Times," and the University of Oxford,

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