Tracts

Vol. 1. Three tracts, by Joseph Priestly. 1791.- Vol. 2. Six tracts, in vindication of the worship of one God. 1791.- Vol. 3. Seven select sermons by Dr. Price and Dr. Priestley. 1791.- Vol. 4. The lives of the Rev. John Biddle and Mr. Thomas Firmin, citizen of London. 1791.- Vol. 5. Farmer Trueman's advice to his daughter Mary, upon her going to service. 1800.- Vol. 6. I. An address to unlearned Christians. 1800.- Vol. 6 II. A representation of the nature of true religion. 1802.- Vol. 6. III. Mr. Lindsey's catechist. 1792.- Vol. 6. IV. Mr. Roger's five sermons. 1798.- Vol. 7. Dr. Lardner's letter concerning the Logos: II. ... Four discourses upon Philippians II. 5 ... 11. 1793.- Vol. 8. I. Smith's designed end to the Socinian controversy. 1793.- Vol. 8. II. A short view of the life, character, and sentiments of Mr. John Mort, in a sermon by H. Toulmin. 1793.- Vol. 8. III. Dr. Hartley of the truth of Christianity. 1798.- Vol. 9-10. Containing Priestley's institutes of natural and revealed religion. vol. 1-2. Ed. 3.- Vol. 11. Containing Haynes's Scripture

account of the attributes and worship of God; and of the character and offices of Jesus Christ. Ed. 3. 3. 1797.- Vol. 12. I.A sermon preached in the chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge, Dec. 19, 1793. II. Mr. Belsham's review of Mr. Wilberforce's treatise, entitled: "A practical view of the prevailing religious systems of professed christians, etc." 1794 and 1800.- Vol. 13. A treatise of self-knowledge by John Mason. 1802