Protestant Episcopal tracts
Contributors: Horne, George, 1730-1792; Hobart, John Henry, 1775-1830; Leslie, Charles, 1650-1722; Porteus, Beilby, 1731-1809; Leslie, Charles, 1650-1722; Wyatt, William Edward, 1789-1864; Onderdonk, Henry U. (Henry Ustick), 1789-1858; Hey, William, 1806-1870; Fawcett, John, 1740-1817; Hawkins, Edward, 1789-1882
Series: Protestant Episcopal tracts; Protestant Episcopal Tract Society (Series)
Publisher: Protestant Episcopal Tract Society
Published: 1830
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 12
Subjects: Doctrines; Sources; History; Societies; Tracts; Doctrinal Theology; Episcopal Church
Other titles: Churchman's reasons for bringing his children to baptism, or, Arguments in favor of infant baptism. No. 22.; Lord's day. No. 41.; Missionary's farewell. No. 81.
Notes: Rare Book (Offsite) copy: Volume 2, leaf 33/34 bound upside-down.

Rare Book (Offsite) copy: Bound with "Ein Katechismus", at end
Table of contents: title: Volume 1.  The Churchman's guide (tract listing); title: The doctrine of the trinity : stated and defended in a sermon / by Bishop Horne ; to which are added, comments on the text of the sermon, extracted from the American edition of Mant and O'Doyly's Family Bible ; edited by the late john Henry Hobart, No. 17; title: The churchman's reasons for bringing his children to baptism, or, Arguments in favor of infant baptism, 1830, No. 22; title: A short and easy method with the deists : wherein the certainty of the Christian religion is demonstrated by infallible proof, from four rules, which are incompatible with any imposture that ever yet has been, or can possibly be : in a letter to a friend / by Charles Leslie, No. 36; title: A summary of the principal evidences for the truth, and divine origin, of the Christian revelation : designed chiefly for the use of young persons / by Beilby Porteus ; with questions on the several chapters, No. 37; title: Subjects of divine revelation in a letter to a converted deist / by Charles Leslie, No. 46; title: Morning visits to the rector's study, or, Conversations between a clergyman, and a parishioner with his friend, on the subject of baptism / William Edward Wyatt, 63; title: The rule of faith : a charge to the clergy : with an appendix / by Henry U. Onderdonk, No. 67; title: The authority of a three-fold ministry in the church : bishops, priests, and deacons : proved from the New Testament / by William Hey ; a new and revised edition [No. 69]; title: The cross of Christ / [John Fawcett?], [No. 71]; title: A manual for Christians : designed for their use, at any time after confirmation, No. 74; title: Man saved by mercy / Onkerdonk [No.76]; title: The missionary's farewell No. 81; title: A churchmans' answer to the question why do I take my child to be baptized?, No. 124; title: Morning visits to the rector's study, or, Conversations on confirmation / W. E. Wyatt, No.135; title: The candidate for confirmation self-examined: with questions and addressed to ministers, parents, sponsors and others, no.161; title: Ascenscion-day, No.165; title: Volume 2. The duty of morning and evening devotion; title: Penitent swearer's soliliquy, no. 4; title: The procrastinator's soliloquy and prayer, No.6; title: Drunkenness and its fruits; title: On the observance of the sabbath, No.11; title: The duty of family devotion, No.18; title: A plain and serious addrss to parents, on the subject of Sunday schools, No.26; title: Bishop Blomfield's manual of family prayers, with alterations, No.34; title: An address to a youth at school, No.35; title: On the sacramaen tof the Lord's Supper, No.38; title: One the reverence required in praying to God, No.42; title: A clergyman's address to his parishoners on watchfulness, No.43; title: A pastor's address on the season of Lent, No.48; title: Scougal's treatise on the life of God in the soul of man, No.52; title: On hearing the word, a sermon, No.58; title: The convalescent; or the churchman's recollections and resolution on recover from a fit of sickness, No.62; title: Sunday evening recollections; or the churchman in his closet; title: The unfruitful fig-tree; title: The sailor's religion: a sermon, No.4 / Thomas Pyne; title: An address to the parents of children received into Sunday and infant schools, No.72; title: A letter from a young man to an intimate friend; urging his immediate attention the claims of the Christian religion, No.77; title: The obligations of the church to the world on the duty and privilege of supporting missions, No.79; title: Every Christian a missionary; on the duty of Christians in regard to missions, No.80; title: A word to the soldiers; title: To the afflicted, No.88; title: What lack I yet?, No.93; title: The inquisition; or, the prisoner comforted, No.94; title: The religion of the cross, No.48; title: Volume 3. Sacra privata: the private meditations and prayers of the Right Rev. Thomas Wilson; title: A Christian guide for plain people, No. 108 / John Miller; title: Thoughts for the labouring classes among Christians; to thelp them towards comfort in both worlds, No.109 / John Miller; title: The day of adversity: reflections suited the hour of sorrow, the bed of sickness, or, the loss of beloved relatives, No.110 / Basil Woodd; title: On holiness: a sermon, No.111 / Thomas Wilson; title: On the nature of sin: a sermon, No.112 / Thomas Wilson; title: On Fraud: a sermon, No.113 / Thomas Wilson; title: On delay of repentance: a sermon, No.114 / Thomas Wilson; title: Nurseries for heaven, No.129; title: The judge, No.130; title: Pastoral advice to parents, No.133; title: On remembering our creator in the days of our youth, No.136; title: Young persons invited to the Lord's table, No.138; title: Degrees of bliss in heaven, No.141; title: On scoffing at religion, No.144 / Samuel Johnson; title: A short and plain instruction for the better understanding of the Lord's Supper, No.157; title: On the duty and benefits of fasting, No.164; title: Volume 4. The Churchman's profession of his faith and practice, as a member of the protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, No.16; title: A plain man's defence of the Church service; being a dialogue between steady and candid, about going to Church, No.19; title: Episcopacy and confirmation, a catechism, No.20; title: Familiar instructions for the public worship of the almighty God agreeably to the services of the Protestant Episcopal Church, second edition, No.24; title: The old paths, a sermon preached in the season of Lent, No.25 / John Henry Hobart; title: The candidate for confirmation instructed; in a sermon, No.27 /John Henry Hobart; title: A companion for the book of common prayer, containing an explanation of the service, no.32 / John Henry Hobart; title: A short view of the Church catechism, No.39; title: On Christian unity: a sermon, No.45 / Samuel Seabury; title: Village conversations on the liturgy of the Church of England / George Davys; title: Village conversations on the principal offices of the Church, No.60 (new edition); title: A candid examination of the Episcopal Chruch in two letters to a friend, No.90; title: Ein Katechismus (12 pages); title: Volume 5.  The High Churchman vindicated: in a fourth charge to the clergy of the Protestant Episcoapl Church in the State of New-York / John Henry Hobart; title: The Churchman: the principles of the Churchman state and explained, in dinstinction from the corruptions of the Church of Rome / John Henry Hobart; title: Prescribed forms of prayers, in the public worship of God, No.127; title: The Church, the "nursing mother" of her people, No.145; title: The evidence of the divinity of the saviour furnished by the Gospel of St. John (parts 1-2,5), No.146-148,150; title: The Reformation, and the duty of keeping to its principles, No.151 / Frederick W. Faber; title: The death of Christ; a tract for Good Friday, No.152; title: The ancient things of the Catholic Church, No.153; title: The claims of the Holy Week: a plain address to churchmen, No.155; title: An apology for the doctrine of apostolical succession: with an appendix on the English orders / A. P. Percival; title: The Church, a safeguard against modern selfishness, No.153 / Frederick W. Faber; title: Chruch doctrine, a witness against worldly times, No.153 / Frederick W. Faber; title: The Chruch calendar, a help against time, No.160 / Frederick W. Faber; title: Evangelical truth and apostolical order: a dialogue, No.162 / W. Gresley; title: Roman fallacies and Catholic truths: the Creed of Pope Pius IV, No. 163; title: Volume 6. The dairyman's daughter: an authentic and interesting narrative in five parts, No.28; title: The history of Mary Wood; or, the danger of false excuses, No.29; title: An improtant discovery, or, temper is every thing; title: content and discontent, No.49; title: The two death-beds, No.50; title: The blessed family; title: The novice, No.55; title: The penitent, a real character; title: The thatcher's widow, a real character, No.57; title: The believer's dying hours, No.61; title: Common errors (new and revised edition); title: These bad times; title: The sick lieutenant, a narrative of facts, No.73; title: The recognition of the deaf and dumb girl, a true narrative, No.78; title: The cottager's wife; title: The collier boys; or, God hears prayer; title: Saturday night: a dialogue between William Ready and Robert Wise at the pay table, No.86; title: The history of Joe Bennett, and his friend Thomas; title: Volume 7. Man overboard; or, conversation in the maintop, No.91; title: 'Tis all for the best, No.92 / Hannah More; title: The Danish sailor: a true narrative, No.98; title: Light in darkness: a narrative of facts, No.97; title: The happy poor woman: a true story; title: The fisherman: a narrative of facts, No.99; title: The life of Cyprian, Bishop of Carthage; title: The two shoemakers; title: Parley the porter: an allegory, No.116; title: Lucy Graham, No.117 / by a Lady; title: Justin Martyr, No.118; title: Thomas Brown: a dialgoue on Sunday morning, No.120; title: The praer-book at sea, or religion on board a ship, No.121; title: Christian liberty; or, why should we belong the Protestant Episcopal Church?, No. 122; title: The poor cripple: a narrative, No.123; title: What will your Neighbour say, No.128; title: The troublesome garden, or, employment for all, No.132; title: The sailor's return, No.134; title: The poor-house pentinent, No.137; title: Sunday: or, the Sabbath a delight, No.140; title: Richard Nelson (parts 1-2), No.142-143; title: The mother of St. Augustine, No.166; title: On the sacrament of the Lord's Supper, No.38; title: Volume 8.  Episcopacy examined and re-examined, comprising the tract "Episcopacy tested by scripture" and the controversy concerning that publication; title: Timothy as Apostle; title: Essay on the question: When did Paul place Timothy over the Church at Ephesus; title: Dissertation on the False Apostles mentioned in scripture