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Samuel Bradburn

1751 – 1816

  • A farther account of the Rev. John Wesley, M.AA farther account of the Rev. John Wesley, M.A
  • A letter to Mr. Samuel Bradburn, and all the preachers, in the Methodist ConnectionA letter to Mr. Samuel Bradburn, and all the preachers, in the Methodist Connection
  • An address to the people called Methodists concerning the criminality of encouraging slaveryAn address to the people called Methodists concerning the criminality of encouraging slavery
  • An address to the people called Methodists, concerning the evil of encouraging the slave tradeAn address to the people called Methodists, concerning the evil of encouraging the slave trade
  • An address, to the people called MethodistsAn address, to the people called Methodists
  • An answer to the Rev. William Embury Edwards's Letter to the occasional preachers at Portland Chapel. By Samuel Bradburn, one of those preachersAn answer to the Rev. William Embury Edwards's Letter to the occasional preachers at Portland Chapel. By Samuel Bradburn, one of those preachers
  • Equality. A sermon on 2 Cor. VIII. 14. preached at the Methodist-chapel, Broad-mead, Bristol, February 28, 1794. By Samuel BradburnEquality. A sermon on 2 Cor. VIII. 14. preached at the Methodist-chapel, Broad-mead, Bristol, February 28, 1794. By Samuel Bradburn
  • Memoirs of the late Rev. Samuel BradburnMemoirs of the late Rev. Samuel Bradburn
  • Methodism set forth and defendedMethodism set forth and defended
  • Sermons preached on particular occasionsSermons preached on particular occasions
  • The question, are the Methodists Dissenters? fairly examinedThe question, are the Methodists Dissenters? fairly examined