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The public-house trade as it is ...
Scripture testimony against intoxicating wine.
Public discussion on teetotalism and the Maine-law /
Alcoholics: a letter ...
Harriot's challenge. Teetotalism and the Maine law repudiated, or The social customs of England and their practical remedy. Partly delivered at St. Martin's Hall, London, June 1, 1855.
Our social customs. A letter to ... C.H. Spurgeon, in reply to a sermon preached September 6, 1857.
Proceedings at the annual conference of the members and friends of the London Temperance League, etc.
The glass and the new Crystal Palace.
Temperance in school-books: five letters addressed to the editor of the "Commonwealth" newspaper.
Refutation of the Westminster reviewer: and the logic and science of the article entitled The physiological errors of teetotalism, shown to be spurious /
Books v. Beer; or, How to raise the peasant from his present state of degradation. An address to the landlords and tenants of Hampshire and the South-Western counties /
Principles of Bible temperance: a speech delivered in the Free Church Presbytery of Glasgow, May 2, 1855. With notes and additions.
Britain's great work and the way to do it: or, A Maine law the demand of the times ... With an appendix containing the Maine law (for the suppression of drinking houses.).
An urgent appeal to the non-abstaining ministers of Christ of all denominations, on their apathy to the temperance reformation. [Verse.]
Temperance in the camp: a lecture delivered on the heights of Sebastopol, Christmas, 1855.
The temperance question viewed in the light of the Scripture: with an appeal to Christians of all denominations.
The Maine law catechism, with a biographical sketch of the Hon. Neal Dow.
Teetotalism; a speech ...
A lecture on intemperance.
A Christian recommendation of water drinking.
A voice from the vintage, on the force of example, addressed to those who think and feel /