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Stanley Griswold

1763 – 1815

  • A funeral eulogium, pronounced at New-Milford, on the twenty-second of February, 1800A funeral eulogium, pronounced at New-Milford, on the twenty-second of February, 1800
  • A Statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association of the South part of Litchfield CountyA Statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association of the South part of Litchfield County
  • A statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association, of the south part of Litchfield County, in an ecclesiastical prosecution, by them instituted against the Rev. Stanley Griswold ... who, without being heard in his own defence, was bA statement of the singular manner of proceeding of the Rev. Association, of the south part of Litchfield County, in an ecclesiastical prosecution, by them instituted against the Rev. Stanley Griswold ... who, without being heard in his own defence, was b
  • Church and state, a political union, formed by the enemies of bothChurch and state, a political union, formed by the enemies of both
  • Infidelity not only the enemy of Christianity, or, hypocrisy and antichrist exposedInfidelity not only the enemy of Christianity, or, hypocrisy and antichrist exposed
  • Infidelity not the only enemy of ChristianityInfidelity not the only enemy of Christianity
  • Overcoming evil with goodOvercoming evil with good
  • The exploits of our fathers, or, A concise history of the military events of our Revolutionary WarThe exploits of our fathers, or, A concise history of the military events of our Revolutionary War
  • The good land we live inThe good land we live in
  • The good man's prospects in the hour of death;--and, His voice from the world beyondThe good man's prospects in the hour of death;--and, His voice from the world beyond
  • Truth its own test and God its only judgeTruth its own test and God its only judge
  • Truth its own test and God its only judge. Or, An inquiry, --how far men may claim authority over each other's religious opinions?Truth its own test and God its only judge. Or, An inquiry, --how far men may claim authority over each other's religious opinions?