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Simon Browne

1680 – 1732

  • A caveat against evil companyA caveat against evil company
  • Defence of the religion of nature, and the Christian revelation against the defective account of the one, and the exceptions against the other, in a book, entitled, Christianity as old as the creationDefence of the religion of nature, and the Christian revelation against the defective account of the one, and the exceptions against the other, in a book, entitled, Christianity as old as the creation
  • Joy and trembling, a sermonJoy and trembling, a sermon
  • A collection of the Occasional papers for the year 1716[-1718] ...A collection of the Occasional papers for the year 1716[-1718] ...
  • A defence of the religion of natureA defence of the religion of nature
  • A defence of the religion of nature and the Christian revelationA defence of the religion of nature and the Christian revelation
  • A defence of the religion of nature, and the Christian revelation; against the defective account of the one, and the exceptions against the other, in a book, entitled, Christianity as old as the creation. By Simon BrowneA defence of the religion of nature, and the Christian revelation; against the defective account of the one, and the exceptions against the other, in a book, entitled, Christianity as old as the creation. By Simon Browne
  • A defence of the Scripture as the only standard of faithA defence of the Scripture as the only standard of faith
  • A defence of the Scripture, as the only standard of faith. In answer to a preface, first publish'd at Edinburgh, before a collection of confessions; ... By the author of the Occasional paperA defence of the Scripture, as the only standard of faith. In answer to a preface, first publish'd at Edinburgh, before a collection of confessions; ... By the author of the Occasional paper
  • A fit rebuke to a ludicrous infidelA fit rebuke to a ludicrous infidel
  • A fit rebuke to a ludicrous infidel in some remarks on Mr. Woolstool's fifth discourse on the miracles of our Saviour..A fit rebuke to a ludicrous infidel in some remarks on Mr. Woolstool's fifth discourse on the miracles of our Saviour..
  • A letter to the Reverend Mr. Simon BrowneA letter to the Reverend Mr. Simon Browne