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A letter to a young gentleman in prison. By Eubulus
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Anti-vivisection.
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A speech on the repeal of such parts of the Test and Corporation acts as affect conscientious dissenters: intended to have been delivered before the general body of dissenting ministers at the Library in Red Cross Street, December 22, 1789. By John Martin
Martin, John
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The counsel of Christ to Christians. A sermon on Matthew V. 29, 30. By John Martin
Martin, John
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The advantage of correct thoughts on the sinfulness of sin. A sermon. With an appendix, containing observations on Antinomians and Arminians. By John Martin
Martin, John
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The rock of offence the sinner's last and only refuge. A discourse on Romans x 3. wherein the cause and consequence of not submitting to the righteousness of God, are considered. By John Martin
Martin, John
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The conquest of Canaan: in which the natural and moral state of its inhabitants; the character of their conquerors; with The Manner and Design of their Conquest, are considered. In a series of letters from a Father to his Son. Intended for the Amusement a
Martin, John
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What mean you by this service? A question proposed and discussed in a sermon, preached on the late general fast. By John Martin
Martin, John
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John Martin, on the demise of Thomas Tregonwell, Esquire, plaintiff in error, against John Strachan the younger, Esquire, and Luke Harrison, defendants. The case of the plaintiff in error
Martin, John
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A letter to the Hon. Thomas Erskine, with a postscript to the Right Hon. Lord Kenyon, upon their conduct at the trial of Thomas Williams for publishing Paine's Age of reason. By John Martin
Martin, John
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Letters on nonconformity, By John Martin
Martin, John
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Imposture detected: or thoughts on a pretended prophet, and on the prevalence of his impositions. By John Martin
Martin, John
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Imposture detected: or thoughts on a pretended prophet, and on the prevalence of his impositions. By John Martin
Martin, John
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An address to the Board of Baptist Ministers. By John Martin
Martin, John
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Some account of the life and writings of the Rev. John Martin, Pastor of the Church, meeting in Store Street, Bedford Square
Martin, John
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Social dispositions recommended, in a sermon preached April 23, 1789; the day of general thanksgiving, By John Martin
Martin, John
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A review of some things pertaining to civil government. By John Martin
Martin, John
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Familiar dialogues between Americus and Britannicus; in which the right of private judgment; the exploded doctrines of infallibility, passive obedience, and non-resistance; with the leading sentiments of Dr. Price, on the nature of civil liberty, &c. are
Martin, John
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A view of the evidences of believers baptism. In four parts, by John Martin
Martin, John
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Queries and remarks on human liberty. By John Martin
Martin, John
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An inquiry into the state of the legal and judicial polity of Scotland. By John Martin, of Richmond Buildings, Soho: Attorney of the Courts of England, and Solicitor of the Courts of Scotland. Part I
Martin, John
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Christian prudence exemplified in the character of St. Paul: a sermon on I Cor. ix. 22. By John Martin
Martin, John
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A letter to the Earl of Lauderdale, to prove that the high court of Parliament has a jurisdiction in cases of appeal against the judgments of the court of justiciary in Scotland. By John Martin, of Richmond-Buildings, Soho. Attorney of the Courts of Engla
Martin, John
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The gospel of our salvation. A sermon, preached at the opening of the New Meeting, in Store-Street, Bedford-Square, by John Martin
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An account of the natives of the Tonga Islands, in the South Pacific ocean. With an original grammar and vocabulary of their language.Compiled and arranged from the extensive communications of Mr William Mariner, several years resident in those islands : by John Martin.
Martin, John.Date: 1818

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A letter to a young gentleman in prison. By Eubulus

Anti-vivisection.

A speech on the repeal of such parts of the Test and Corporation acts as affect conscientious dissenters: intended to have been delivered before the general body of dissenting ministers at the Library in Red Cross Street, December 22, 1789. By John Martin

The counsel of Christ to Christians. A sermon on Matthew V. 29, 30. By John Martin

The advantage of correct thoughts on the sinfulness of sin. A sermon. With an appendix, containing observations on Antinomians and Arminians. By John Martin

The rock of offence the sinner's last and only refuge. A discourse on Romans x 3. wherein the cause and consequence of not submitting to the righteousness of God, are considered. By John Martin

The conquest of Canaan: in which the natural and moral state of its inhabitants; the character of their conquerors; with The Manner and Design of their Conquest, are considered. In a series of letters from a Father to his Son. Intended for the Amusement a

What mean you by this service? A question proposed and discussed in a sermon, preached on the late general fast. By John Martin

John Martin, on the demise of Thomas Tregonwell, Esquire, plaintiff in error, against John Strachan the younger, Esquire, and Luke Harrison, defendants. The case of the plaintiff in error

A letter to the Hon. Thomas Erskine, with a postscript to the Right Hon. Lord Kenyon, upon their conduct at the trial of Thomas Williams for publishing Paine's Age of reason. By John Martin

Letters on nonconformity, By John Martin

Imposture detected: or thoughts on a pretended prophet, and on the prevalence of his impositions. By John Martin

Imposture detected: or thoughts on a pretended prophet, and on the prevalence of his impositions. By John Martin

An address to the Board of Baptist Ministers. By John Martin

Some account of the life and writings of the Rev. John Martin, Pastor of the Church, meeting in Store Street, Bedford Square

Social dispositions recommended, in a sermon preached April 23, 1789; the day of general thanksgiving, By John Martin

A review of some things pertaining to civil government. By John Martin

Familiar dialogues between Americus and Britannicus; in which the right of private judgment; the exploded doctrines of infallibility, passive obedience, and non-resistance; with the leading sentiments of Dr. Price, on the nature of civil liberty, &c. are

A view of the evidences of believers baptism. In four parts, by John Martin

Queries and remarks on human liberty. By John Martin

An inquiry into the state of the legal and judicial polity of Scotland. By John Martin, of Richmond Buildings, Soho: Attorney of the Courts of England, and Solicitor of the Courts of Scotland. Part I

Christian prudence exemplified in the character of St. Paul: a sermon on I Cor. ix. 22. By John Martin

A letter to the Earl of Lauderdale, to prove that the high court of Parliament has a jurisdiction in cases of appeal against the judgments of the court of justiciary in Scotland. By John Martin, of Richmond-Buildings, Soho. Attorney of the Courts of Engla

The gospel of our salvation. A sermon, preached at the opening of the New Meeting, in Store-Street, Bedford-Square, by John Martin

An account of the natives of the Tonga Islands, in the South Pacific ocean. With an original grammar and vocabulary of their language.Compiled and arranged from the extensive communications of Mr William Mariner, several years resident in those islands : by John Martin.