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The amazing wonder
or A full and true relation, of the dismal condition of one John Sexton, a blew-coat-boy in Christ Hospital; shewing that last Sabboth [sic] day, being the 7th of May 1710. He took up a piece of paper near his ward; and viewing it, found these words, Come unto me and I will give you best; the which were neither printed nor written, but had a seeming impression on the paper, which as soon as he read it, he tore it in pieces, and run madd: tearing his hair in dismall manner. To which is annexed advice to all youth of both sexes. Also a prayer fit to be used in all Christian families. Likewise an excellent acrostick verse on the same purpose. Set forth the publick good. Enter'd in the Hall-book, according to order -
Essays in a series of letters to a friend
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Essays in a series of letters to a friend
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The character of the man of learning
an oration delivered in the college chapel before the Clariosophic Society ... February 3d, 1812, and published at their request -
A candid enquiry into the divine properties and character of God, in conjunction with the properties and character of man
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Essays in a series of letters to a friend
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A sermon, delivered at Brandon, Lord's day, October 23, A.D. 1814
Designed more especially for the benefit of the youth -
An analysis of human nature
a lecture -
Authentic report of the discussion at the Guildhall, Bath
on the evenings of the 13th, 14th, and 15th of September, 1838, between Mr. Alexander Campbell, social missionary, and Mr. W.P. Roberts, on the principles of Mr. Robert Owen -
Socialism examined
report of a public discussion which took place at Huddersfield, on the evenings of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, December 13th, 14th, and 15th, 1837, between the Rev. T. Dalton ... and Mr. Lloyd Jones, of Manchester, upon "The five fundamental facts, and the twenty laws of human nature, as found in the Book of the new moral world, written by R. Owen, Esq." -
How is man's character formed?
the question answered in a letter to the Rev. Dr. Redford, of Worcester -
A Letter containing some observations on the delusive nature of the system proposed by Robert Owen, Esq. for the amelioration of the condition of the people of Ireland
as developed by him at the public meetings held for that purpose in Dublin on the 18th March and 12th, 19th and 24th April, 1823 -
Memoirs of two young gentlemen. Exhibiting the most striking instances of the seduction and snares to which young people are liable, the horrors consequent upon vice and dissipation, the amazing efficacy of divine grace in conversion, the pleasures of a religious life, and the joy of dying in the Lord. Interspersed with awful warnings to companions in iniquity, serious exhortations to improve the time of divine forbearance and benignity, and remarkable anecdotes of the glories of redeeming love and mercy in the salvation of some persons of the most abandoned characters. The Whole Designed To humble and reclaim the sons of vice and profaneness, to animate devoutaspirers to heaven, to repress self-righteousness, exalt the righteousness of God, and promote the sacred interests of religion and virtue
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Teamwork
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The foundations of personality
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Essay on character
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Circles
an essay -
An address
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The university of hard knocks
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Memorials of godlines & Christianity
in three parts, part I. containing meditations, 1. of making religion ones business, 2. An appendix applied to the calling of a minister -
Examen de ingenios
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Hanging no dishonour
Being a modest attempt to prove that such persons as have the honour to make their exit at the triple-tree are not always the greatest villains in the nation. In a letter from Gentleman Harry, Now under Sentence of Death in Newgate. Addressed to villains of all denominations in Great-Britain -
Report on the proceedings at the several public meetings held in Dublin
preceded by an introductory statement of his opinions and arrangements, at New Lanark, extracted from his "Essays on the formation of human character" -
A discourse addressed Feb. 17th, 1811, to the students at the academy in Monson
In presence of the church and congregation in that place -
A discourse concerning the character of a gentleman: by a person of quality