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Three letters to Dr Clarke, from a clergyman of the Church of England; concerning his Scripture-Doctrine of the Trinity. With the doctor's replies. Published by the author of the said three letters
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The history of the Scottish stage, from its first establishment to the present time; With A Distinct Narrative Of Some Recent Theatrical Transactions. The whole necessarily interspersed with memoirs of his own life, by John Jackson, Ten Years Manager Of T
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Remarks on Dr. Waterland's second defense of some queries. Being a brief consideration of his notion of the Trinity, as stated by himself in Three Questions. with an appendix, Shewing the true Sense of Creation, Eternity and Consubstantiality. In a letter
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A defence of a book, intitled, The belief of a future state prov'd to be a fundamental article of the religion of the Hebrews, &c. occasion'd by some immoral reflections on the author and his writings, contain'd in the second part of Mr. Warburton's Remar
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Calumny no conviction: being a vindication of the plea for human reason; against the aspersions of a book under the name of John Browne, &c. called A defense of the Bishop of London's second pastoral letter. In which Vindication also is demonstrated the U
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Farther remarks on Dr. Waterland's Farther vindication of Christ's divinity. By Philalethes Cantabrigiensis
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History and antiquities of the cathedral church of Lichfield. Chiefly compiled from ancient authorities, manuscripts, and the works of eminent authors, by John Jackson, junior
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Ambidexterity or two-handedness and two-brainedness. An argument for natural development and rational education.
Jackson, John.Date: 1905
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Of God's benefits to mankind, in healing all their diseases. A sermon preach'd at Bath. By John Jackson, M. A. Rector of Weston-Birt in the County of Gloucester; and Vicar of Hullavington, Wilts. The second edition. To which is added, A letter to the auth
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The British freeholder, a tragedy. As performed by His Majesty's servants in London, Edinburgh, and Dublin. By J. Jackson
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A defense of human liberty, in answer to the principal arguments which have been alledged against it; and particularly to Cato's letters on that subject. In which Defense The Opinion of the Antients, concerning Fate, is also distinctly and largely conside
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An address to the deists, being a proof of reveal'd religion, from miracles and prophecies. In which the principal Objections against the Christian Revelation, and especially against the Resurrection of Jesus, are considered and confuted. In answer to a m
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Poems on several occasions, written chiefly in the remoter parts of Cumberland and Northumberland, by John Jackson
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A plea for humane reason, shewing the sufficiency of it in matters of religion, in a letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London
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A dissertation on matter and spirit: With Some Remarks on a Book, Entitled, An Enquiry into the Nature of the humane Soul. By John Jackson, Rector of Rossington in the County of York, and Master of Wigston's Hospital in Leicester
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The theory and practice of handwriting : a practical manual for the guidance of school boards, teachers, and students of the art, with diagrams and illustrations / by John Jackson.
Jackson, John.Date: 1893
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Journey from India, towards England, in the year 1797; by a route commonly called over-land, through countries not much frequented, And Many Of Them Hitherto Unknown To Europeans, Particularly Between The Rivers Euphrates And Tigris, Through Curdistan, Di
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Case of John Jackson, patentee of the Edinburgh Theatre-Royal
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Chronological antiquities: or, the antiquities and chronology of the most ancient kingdoms, from the creation of the world, for the space of five thousand years. In three volumes. ... By John Jackson, ..
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The grounds of civil and ecclesiastical government briefly consider'd, by John Jackson, Rector of Rossington in Yorkshire. To which is added, a defence of the Bishop of Bangor, against the objections of Mr. Law
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A true narrative of the controversy concerning the doctrine of the Trinity, being a reply to Dr. Berriman's historical account. Wherein The Partiality and Misrepresentations of that author are fully shown. By the author of the Reply to Dr. Waterland's def
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The history of the Scottish stage, from its first establishment to the present time;with a distinct narrative of some recent theatrical transactions. The whole necessarily interspersed with memoirs of his own life, by John Jackson, Ten years Manager of th
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The duty of subjects towards their governors. Set forth in a sermon Preach'd before the Honourable Col. Charles Churchill's Regiment of Dragoons, At their Camp near Leicester, On the First Day of August, 1723. By John Jackson, Rector of Rossington in the
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The blessedness of communicating to charity-schools. A sermon preach'd at Dursely, in Gloucester-Shire, Feb. 19, 1710. On the design of erecting a charity-school in that town. By John Jackson, ..
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The grounds and occasions of mens offences against the clergy, together with The Unreasonableness, Injustice, and Mischief of them, Consider'd and Exemplified, In our Saviour's ill Usage among the Jews. A sermon Preach'd at the Archdeacon of Glocester's V
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Three letters to Dr Clarke, from a clergyman of the Church of England; concerning his Scripture-Doctrine of the Trinity. With the doctor's replies. Published by the author of the said three letters

The history of the Scottish stage, from its first establishment to the present time; With A Distinct Narrative Of Some Recent Theatrical Transactions. The whole necessarily interspersed with memoirs of his own life, by John Jackson, Ten Years Manager Of T

Remarks on Dr. Waterland's second defense of some queries. Being a brief consideration of his notion of the Trinity, as stated by himself in Three Questions. with an appendix, Shewing the true Sense of Creation, Eternity and Consubstantiality. In a letter

A defence of a book, intitled, The belief of a future state prov'd to be a fundamental article of the religion of the Hebrews, &c. occasion'd by some immoral reflections on the author and his writings, contain'd in the second part of Mr. Warburton's Remar

Calumny no conviction: being a vindication of the plea for human reason; against the aspersions of a book under the name of John Browne, &c. called A defense of the Bishop of London's second pastoral letter. In which Vindication also is demonstrated the U

Farther remarks on Dr. Waterland's Farther vindication of Christ's divinity. By Philalethes Cantabrigiensis

History and antiquities of the cathedral church of Lichfield. Chiefly compiled from ancient authorities, manuscripts, and the works of eminent authors, by John Jackson, junior

Ambidexterity or two-handedness and two-brainedness. An argument for natural development and rational education.

Of God's benefits to mankind, in healing all their diseases. A sermon preach'd at Bath. By John Jackson, M. A. Rector of Weston-Birt in the County of Gloucester; and Vicar of Hullavington, Wilts. The second edition. To which is added, A letter to the auth

The British freeholder, a tragedy. As performed by His Majesty's servants in London, Edinburgh, and Dublin. By J. Jackson

A defense of human liberty, in answer to the principal arguments which have been alledged against it; and particularly to Cato's letters on that subject. In which Defense The Opinion of the Antients, concerning Fate, is also distinctly and largely conside

An address to the deists, being a proof of reveal'd religion, from miracles and prophecies. In which the principal Objections against the Christian Revelation, and especially against the Resurrection of Jesus, are considered and confuted. In answer to a m

Poems on several occasions, written chiefly in the remoter parts of Cumberland and Northumberland, by John Jackson

A plea for humane reason, shewing the sufficiency of it in matters of religion, in a letter to the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of London

A dissertation on matter and spirit: With Some Remarks on a Book, Entitled, An Enquiry into the Nature of the humane Soul. By John Jackson, Rector of Rossington in the County of York, and Master of Wigston's Hospital in Leicester

The theory and practice of handwriting : a practical manual for the guidance of school boards, teachers, and students of the art, with diagrams and illustrations / by John Jackson.

Journey from India, towards England, in the year 1797; by a route commonly called over-land, through countries not much frequented, And Many Of Them Hitherto Unknown To Europeans, Particularly Between The Rivers Euphrates And Tigris, Through Curdistan, Di

Case of John Jackson, patentee of the Edinburgh Theatre-Royal

Chronological antiquities: or, the antiquities and chronology of the most ancient kingdoms, from the creation of the world, for the space of five thousand years. In three volumes. ... By John Jackson, ..

The grounds of civil and ecclesiastical government briefly consider'd, by John Jackson, Rector of Rossington in Yorkshire. To which is added, a defence of the Bishop of Bangor, against the objections of Mr. Law

A true narrative of the controversy concerning the doctrine of the Trinity, being a reply to Dr. Berriman's historical account. Wherein The Partiality and Misrepresentations of that author are fully shown. By the author of the Reply to Dr. Waterland's def

The history of the Scottish stage, from its first establishment to the present time;with a distinct narrative of some recent theatrical transactions. The whole necessarily interspersed with memoirs of his own life, by John Jackson, Ten years Manager of th

The duty of subjects towards their governors. Set forth in a sermon Preach'd before the Honourable Col. Charles Churchill's Regiment of Dragoons, At their Camp near Leicester, On the First Day of August, 1723. By John Jackson, Rector of Rossington in the

The blessedness of communicating to charity-schools. A sermon preach'd at Dursely, in Gloucester-Shire, Feb. 19, 1710. On the design of erecting a charity-school in that town. By John Jackson, ..

The grounds and occasions of mens offences against the clergy, together with The Unreasonableness, Injustice, and Mischief of them, Consider'd and Exemplified, In our Saviour's ill Usage among the Jews. A sermon Preach'd at the Archdeacon of Glocester's V