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William Brudenell Barter

1788 – 1858

  • The remarks made by Lord Morpeth on the authors of "The tracts for the times," and the University of OxfordThe remarks made by Lord Morpeth on the authors of "The tracts for the times," and the University of Oxford
  • A letter to the Hebdomadal Board on Mr. Ward's case and the new testA letter to the Hebdomadal Board on Mr. Ward's case and the new test
  • A postscript to The English church not in schismA postscript to The English church not in schism
  • A Word in Defence of Our Altars and Catholic ChurchA Word in Defence of Our Altars and Catholic Church
  • An answer to a pamphlet, entitled, "Thoughts on the Sabbath by Richard Whately, D.D. Archbishop of Dublin."An answer to a pamphlet, entitled, "Thoughts on the Sabbath by Richard Whately, D.D. Archbishop of Dublin."
  • An humble statement of his distress, as a minister of the Church of England, in her present season of trialAn humble statement of his distress, as a minister of the Church of England, in her present season of trial
  • Lord Morpeth's remarks on "The tracts for the times" consideredLord Morpeth's remarks on "The tracts for the times" considered
  • Observations on a work by mr. Bickersteth, entitled, 'Remarks on the progress of popery', and an ..Observations on a work by mr. Bickersteth, entitled, 'Remarks on the progress of popery', and an ..
  • The English Church not in schismThe English Church not in schism
  • The English church not in schism, or, A few words on the supremacy of the pope and the progress of AntichristThe English church not in schism, or, A few words on the supremacy of the pope and the progress of Antichrist
  • The gainsaying of Core, in the nineteenth century; or, An apology for the Christian priesthoodThe gainsaying of Core, in the nineteenth century; or, An apology for the Christian priesthood
  • The opponents of baptismal regeneration solemnly warned, by an authority they are bound to respect, and by the fatal but inevitable results of their own systemThe opponents of baptismal regeneration solemnly warned, by an authority they are bound to respect, and by the fatal but inevitable results of their own system