The Life and Correspondence of John Foster: With Notices of Mr. Foster as a Preacher and a Companion by John Sheppard, Volume 2

J. E. Ryland

Jackson, 1846

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CHAPTER	1

Page	5

To the Rev Joseph HughesHowes WorksWorks	26

To the Rev Josiah Hill	49

To the Rev Josiah Hill On religious assurance as held by the Methodists 236	56

To John Easthope	108

To the Rev Josiah Hill	114

To the Rev Josiah Hill	121

To the Rev Dr LeifchildCharacter of Mr Hughes	249

To the Editor of the Morning ChronicleThe Established Church and the Voluntary Principle	251

cal Clergy	260

cease	264

To the Rev Thomas Coles on the death of his daughter	270

To the Rev John Fawcett	271

To the Editor of the Morning ChronicleThe Ballot No 1	274

To the Editor of the Morning ChronicleThe Ballot No 2	280

To the Rev Josiah Hill	122

To the Rev Josiah Hill Baxters Life	123

To the Editor On a translation of Pascals Thoughts	124

To the Rev Josiah Hill Miss SaundersParliamentary debatePlunkettTierneyBrougham	125

To the Editor	126

To the Rev Josiah Hill Literary labourArminian tenet of sufficient grace	127

To the Rev Josiah Hill Dr Rylands death and funeral	128

To the Editor On bookcollecting	130

To the Rev Josiah Hill 66 67 BRAR 68 70 72 73 132 To the Rev Josiah Hill Illness of Mr James Hill Essay on Doddridges Rise	132

To the Rev Josiah Hill Death of Mr James Hill	133

To the Rev W Anderson	134

To his Son ུ 76 79 82 84	135

To the Rev Josiah Hill Consolation on the decease of the young	136

To John Bullar	137

To John Bullar Esq Last illness and death of his	138

To Mrs Saunders On the same event 8285 89 92 93 97 CHAPTER VII	139

To J B Williams Esq The Life of Philip Henry	140

To John Easthope Esq M P CanningCatholic Emanci pation	141

To the Rev Josiah Hill	142

To John Purser sen	143

To the Rev Josiah Hill	144

To Benjamin Stokes	145

Dr Marshman	146

To the Rev Josiah Hill	148

To the Rev Josiah Hill Bruckers Historia Philosophiæ	172

To the Rev John Fawcett	182

To J Purser Esq Death of Mr Purser sen State	189

To Dr Stenson	196

LETTERS	221

To the Rev John Fawcett	228

To the Rev Thomas Grinfield M A Dissensions in	229

Hades	238

To Mrs Anderson On Mr Andersons death	239

To the Rev Joseph Hughes A farewell letter written shortly before Mr H s death	240

To the Rev Dr Carpenter On the opinions of the Rajah Rammohunroy	243

To Miss Sheppard Northampton	245

To John Sheppard Esq On PoetryThe intermediate state	247

To the Editor of the Morning ChronicleThe Ballot No 3	289

To Mrs Hannah More	294

To the Rev Josiah HillPoliticsthe Watchman	296

To H Horsfall Esq	297

To John Easthope Esq The Morning ChroniclePopery	299

To B Stokes Esq	302

To John Easthope Esq	303

To the Rev Josiah Hill On Bookcollecting	304

To the Rev Josiah Hill	307

To John Purser Esq	308

To Mrs Stokes	310

To J Wade Esq Universal Suffrage	312

To the Rev Josiah Hill	313

To the Rev Josiah Hill On the duty of Christians in reference to public affairs	314

To J Purser jun Esq	316

To the Rev John Fawcett	319

To B Stokes Esq	322

To the Rev Josiah Hill	323

To B Stokes Esq	324

To James Fawcett Esq on the death of the Rev John Fawcett	326

To Mrs StokesOn the death of Mr Stokes	359

To Sir C E Smith Bart On the Established Church	382

To James Fawcett Esq On the character of the late	388

To the Rev B S Hall	394

To Mrs Stokes	401

To the Rev Robert Ainslie On Socialist publications	417

To the Rev Josiah Hill On the death of Mr Wade	424

To Mr John Foster	449

To the Rev Josiah Hill	452

To the Rev Josiah HillAgitation	460

To Sir J Easthope Bart M P Mr Fosters last letter	466

Notices of Mr Foster as a Preacher and a Companion by John	479

Nine Letters to Miss Saunders with a Memoir	519

Letters	536

List of Mr Fosters Contributions to the Eclectic Review	580

Reflexions on his Sons death Instance of sudden death 136 137 140	584

To Sir J Easthope Bart Ireland church reformReli	589

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Title	The Life and Correspondence of John Foster: With Notices of Mr. Foster as a Preacher and a Companion by John Sheppard, Volume 2 The Life and Correspondence of John Foster: With Notices of Mr. Foster as a Preacher and a Companion by John Sheppard, J. E. Ryland
Author	J. E. Ryland
Publisher	Jackson, 1846
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