Publications of William Graham

Author

  • Graham, William. An attempt to prove, that every species of patronage is foreign to the nature of the Church; ... In six dissertations. ... By a friend to the natural and religious rights of mankind. Edinburgh: printed by J. Gray and G. Alston. Sold by them, and W. Gray, 1768. ESTC No. T119482. Grub Street ID 170875.
  • Graham, William. An attempt to prove, that every species of patronage is foreign to the nature of the Church; ... In six dissertations. ... By a friend to the natural and religious rights of mankind. Edinburgh: printed by J. Gray and G. Alston, 1769. ESTC No. N4755. Grub Street ID 32237.
  • Graham, William. The worth of the soul; illustrated by considerations on its greatness, durability, and particularly its redemption by the Lord Jesus Christ. In a letter, by the Rev. W. Graham, Minister of an Associate Congregation at Newcastle. [Newcastle upon Tyne]: Printed anno MDCCLXXII. [1772]. ESTC No. T59553. Grub Street ID 285552.
  • Graham, William. An ecclesiastical history, from the birth of John the Baptist to the present times. Newcastle upon Tyne: printed by T. Robson and Co., MDCCLXXVII. [1777]. ESTC No. T60636. Grub Street ID 286472.
  • Graham, William. Four discourses on public vows; I. The nature of public vows described. II. The warrants for public vows proposed. III. The seasons proper for public vows ascertained. IV. Objections against public vows answered. By Mr. William Graham, Minister of the Gospel at Newcastle. The two first of these Discourses were delivered in one Sermon at Norham, immediately before the Renovation of the Covenants there. The two last were preached at Newcastle, to the Author's own Flock, on some subsequent Sabbaths. Glasgow: printed by John Bryce, and sold at his Shop, opposite to Gibson's-Wynd, Salt-Market, M,DCC,LXXVIII. [1778]. ESTC No. T85660. Grub Street ID 305949.
  • Graham, William. False prophets unmasked: a sermon, preached, and now published at the desire of the committee of the Protestant Association, in Newcastle upon Tyne, February 20, 1780. By the Rev. W. Graham. Newcastle upon Tyne: printed by T. Robson, and sold at his shop; G. Keith; J. M'Gowan, London; C. Elliott, Edinburgh; and J. Bryce, Glasgow, [1780]. ESTC No. T59555. Grub Street ID 285554.
  • Graham, William. A candid vindication of the secession church, respecting her principles concerning the essential properties of Christ's Kingdom; - Her Avowal of these Principles, compared with that of some other professing Denominations;-Her Separation from the National Church, occasioned, and rendered necessary by the said Avowal;-Her Practice of solemn, public Covenanting;-Her Approbation of the second Period of Reformation in Britain;-Her Opinion concerning Toleration;-And her Communion with other Churches. In a letter to a clergyman, by the Rev. W. Graham, Newcastle. Newcastle: printed by M. Angus, for the author, M.DCC.XC. [1790]. ESTC No. T64825. Grub Street ID 289810.
  • Graham, William. A review of ecclesiastical establishments in Europe. Containing Their History; with a Candid Examination of their Advantages and Disadvantages, both Civil and Religious: An Attempt to define the Extent of Civil Legislation, respecting Ecclesiastical Objects; with A Discussion of the Question, "should Religious Tests be made a Rule of Law, in conferring Civil Rewards, or in inflicting Civil Punishments?" and An Essay tending to shew both the Political and Moral Necessity of Abolishing exclusive Establishments, with Answers to some prinotpal Objections. By the Rev. Mr. William Graham, Newcastle. Glasgow: printed by David Niven, M,DCC,XLII. [1792]. ESTC No. T85657. Grub Street ID 305945.
  • Graham, William. An essay, tending to remove certain scruples, respecting the constitution and direction of Missionary Societies; especially that of London. In a Letter to a Minister. By the Rev. W. Graham. Newcastle: printed by M. Angus, 1796. ESTC No. T59554. Grub Street ID 285553.
  • Graham, William. The whole earth filled with the redeemer's glory. A sermon preached before The Corresponding Missionary Society at Newcastle upon Tyne, April 24, 1796. By the Rev. W. Graham. Published at the Desire of the Society. Newcastle: printed by M. Angus, 1796. ESTC No. T2430. Grub Street ID 257668.
  • Graham, William. A review of ecclesiastical establishments in Europe. Containing Their History; with a Candid Examination of their Advantages and Disadvantages, both Civil and Religious: An Attempt to desine the Extent of Civil Legislation, respecting Ecclesiastical Objects; with A Discussion of the Question, "should Religious Tests be made a Rule of Law, in conferring Civil Rewards, or in inslicting Civil Punishments?" And an essay tending to shew both the political and moral necessity of abolishing exclusive establishments, with answers to some principal objections. By the Rev. Mr. William Graham, Newcastle. London: printed for G. G. and J. Robinson, Paternoster-Row; Vernor and Hood, Birchin-Lane; J. Gray, Glasshouse-Street; J. Cooke, Oxford; J. Ogle, Edinburgh; and D. Niven, Glasgow, M.DCC.XCVI. [1796]. ESTC No. T86106. Grub Street ID 306366.