The Life and Correspondence of John Foster

Gould and Lincoln, 1850 - 694 Seiten

Parentage and BirthEarly Character and OccupationsBrearley	1

To Mr H Horsfall	7

LETTERS	10

To Mr H Horsfall Description of NewcastleonTynethe	13

To his Parents Reflections on Death note	20

To the Rev Joseph Hughes Pulpit elocution	26

To the Rev Thomas Langdon French Revolution	40

To his Parents	51

To Mrs Gowing	171

To John Purser Esq 199	199

To Mrs Stokes 201	201

To J Wade Esq Universal Suffrage 202	202

to public affairs 203	203

To J Purser jun Esq 204	204

To the Rev John Fawcett 206	206

To B Stokes Esq 208	208

To Mrs Gowing	55

To the Rev Joseph Hughes	61

To an unknown Lady On intellectual and moral excellence	65

experience	71

To D Parken On theatrical representations	76

To an unknown Lady On the death of a relative	82

To Mrs Bunn Preachers at BathColeridges Lectures	95

Essay on the Greatness of	101

Extracts from Mr Fosters Journal	108

To Miss Maria Snooke	156

CHAPTER V	242

To his Mother	255

To Mrs John Sheppard	258

Note Part of a letter from Mr Hughes to Mr Foster	264

To his Mother Visit to WorcesterReflections on passing	267

To the Rev Joseph Hughes The great theological writers of	273

To D Parken Esq On Cobbetts writings	283

To the Rev Joseph Hughes Bible societyMock eloquence	294

To the Rev Thomas Langdon Recollections of early friendship	303

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On the Metropolis No	1

To Miss M Snooke	10

To Miss M Snooke	45

To D Parken Esq Suitable training for criticsColeridges	75

To his Parents	91

To B Stokes Esq Graphical work on the Alps	106

To the Rev Josiah Hill 209	209

To B Stokes Esq 210	210

To the Rev Dr Price on Judge Durfees Poem What Cheer? 212	212

To Dr StensonMichelets Life of Luther 213	213

CHAPTER IX	215

LETTERS	223

To Mrs StokesOn the Death of Mr Stokes 233	233

To the Rev F ClowesOn the intermediate State 236	236

To the Rev Thomas ColesOn his Sons death 243	243

To the Rev Josiah HillNational EducationIreland 244	244

To J Purser Esq OConnellOxford Tracts 247	247

To Sir C E Smith Bart On the Established Church and Dis senters 248	248

To Sir C E Smith Bart The Nonintrusionists in Scotland Dr Arnolds Lettersthe Reform BillChurch Rates 250	250

To James Fawcett Esq On the character of the late Dr Faw cett 252	252

To the Rev Josiah Hill 255	255

To the Rev W PeechyOn the Millennium 256	256

To John Purser Esq 258	258

To Mrs Stokes 260	260

To the Editor 261	261

To a young Minister On the Duration of Future Punishments 262	262

268	268

To the Rev Robert Ainslie On Socialist publications 270	270

To Joseph Cottle Esq 272	272

To the Rev T Grinfield M A Woolletts engravings 273	273

To John Purser Esq 274	274

To the Rev Josiah Hill On the Death of Mr Wade 275	275

Titel	The Life and Correspondence of John Foster The Life and Correspondence of John Foster, Jonathan Edwards Ryland
Autor/in	John Foster
Herausgeber	Jonathan Edwards Ryland
Verlag	Gould and Lincoln, 1850
Original von	Princeton University
Digitalisiert	12. Sept. 2008
Länge	694 Seiten

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