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- Somerset (97)
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From persecution to acceptance: A history of Quakers in Wiveslicombe and Milverton, Somerset, 17th-19th centuries (2016)
The abode of love: the conception, financing and daily routine of an English harem in the middle of the nineteenth century described in the form of a novel (1957)
A letter to the church of the son of man in London and elsewhere (1889)
The history of Newhouse, Upottery: the sanctuary the forefathers walked 21 miles to worship in (1932)
The parable of the schoolboys who stole the apples: an illustration of the judgment of the prince of this world (1877)
To the beloved of the Lord in London, and to all, in every place, who are of the body of the Son of Man (1891)
Leaves from the Tree of Life (1888) [Vol 1, The way to God, the windows of heaven and the gate into glory]
[Photograph album of the building of the Church of the Ark of the Covenant, Upper Clapton, London] (c.1893)
Strength in Jesus (1845) [II, to endure trial]
List of meetings 1963 (1963)
Wellington Methodist Church: celebrating 130 years of Methodist witness and worship in Wellington (1981)
The testimony of the two annointed ones that stand by the lord of the whole earth: or Br. Prince's testimony concerning Jesus Christ as the son of man (1858)
Leaves from the Tree of Life (1878) [Vol 4, a sword in the heart of the leviathan]
Meat in due season (1892)
Assemblies in the Britain and other parts: where believers gather in the name of the Lord Jesus on first day of the week for breaking bread (1959)
Strength in Jesus (1844) [II, to endure trial]
How you may know whether you do or do not believe on Jesus Christ (1842)
Thomas Shoel: the Montacute poet and composer of sacred music 1759-1823 (2017)
Leaves from the Tree of Life (1888) [Vol 3, a hook in the nose of the leviathan]
My ancestor was a mormon: a guide to sources for family historians (2011)
Thomas Coke: apostle of Methodism (2013)
Guds raad i dommen: Br. Princes videsbnrd om evangeliets husholdnings afflutning og Jesu Kristi aabenbarelfe from mennestens son (1896)
Books and sermon sheets produced by the Agapemonite Church, Clapton and by the Agapemonie Church in Spaxton, Somerset (1983)
Lond Sutton quakers: over 300 years (2017)
Strength in Jesus (1842) [1, To perform duty]
[File of assorted pamphlets] (1845-1895)
Yesterday's Milborne Port: The Methodist Church (2001)
Risdon Darracott (1999)
A sacred gift from beloved (c.1904)
The revelation of Jesus Christ as the son of man: the mystery of the seven stars and the seven golden candlesticks opened by the testimony of the annointed ones behold the man whose name is the branch (1862)
Directory of some assemblies in the British Isles and elsewhere: where believers professedly gather in the name of the Lord Jesus for worship and breaking of bread in remembrance of him upon the ... (1933)
[List of Plymouth Brethren meeting places and times of meetings] (1935)
Leaves from the Tree of Life (1877) [Vol 2, the shutters taken down from the windows of heaven]
[Untitled hymnal] (c.1900)
Hymns, or the voice of the bride: to whcih is appended a catena aurea, or golden chain of scripture passages referring to the coming of the lord (1886)
Copy of a letter to a sister in the lord (1886)
The ark of the covenant: its symbols and teaching (1896)
Understanding the history and records of nonconformists (1994)
'A contrast' clerical liberality!! - Religious equality: a Somerset connection (2015)
List of meetings 1959 (1959)
Background of a statesman (1946)
[Pamphlets] (c.1900)
Anglo-Catholicism in rural Somerset 1840-1905 (1992)
A sacred gift from beloved (c.1904)
The little book open: the testimony of Br. Prince concerning what Jesus Christ has done by his spirit to redeem the earth (1856)
A Hundred years of the United Church in Wells 1917-2017: and the history of the two congregations who were united (2017)
The man Jesus Christ in his ascension into heaven (1865)
The secret of the Lord in judgment: a letter from Mr W. Fox of Brighton to a Christian brother (1886)
The doom of Christendom: a poem by a servant of the lord (c.1840)
