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The Bible, and the Bible only, the religion of Protestants a lecture ...
The present forms of infidelity. Scepticism and Romanism viewed and contrasted as conflicting yet cognate systems of superstition and unbelief /
The pro-popery conspiracy: a fourth & fifth letter to Sir. Will. Broadlands, Bart.
The Pope in England: and who shall turn him out? Three letters to Sir Will. Broadlands, Bart.
Extracts from Dens' theology, with remarks, designed to show the unscriptural nature and destructive tendency of the doctrines of the Church of Rome.
Napoleon, the priests, and the Protestant world ... /
Rome's treatment of the word of God; a lecture ...
The common law and the Pope's Apostolic letters of Sept. 1850. Extracts of some letters addressed in the month of December last to Charles Purton Cooper, Esq.
The common law and the Pope's Apostolic letters of Sept. 1850. Extracts of some letters addressed in the month of December last to Charles Purton Cooper, Esq.
The written word the infallible judge of the church, not the church the infallible judge of the world: in the form of remarks on certain objections, advanced by the Church of Rome, in common with the infidel, against the Bible as a rule of faith.
The Pope's brief of September 1850. Notes of some conclusions arrived at 15th-25th January, 1851, in several conferences between Roman Catholic priests and a Queen's counsel /
Protestantism or Popery? A few words to the people on Roman Catholic doctrines, as opposed to the Bible.
Intercepted letters of a Romish priest.
The act of settlement and the Pope's Apostolic letters. Selection from correspondence in the months of November and December last, in the possession of Charles Purton Cooper.
So much of the Pope's Apostolical letters of September 1850, as relates to the creation of an archbishopric and twelve bishoprics. The Act of 26 Hen. VIII, intituled "An act for nomination and consecration of suffragans within this realm." With an appendix ... /